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Edge Radar
The whole US tape, scanned nightly. Breadth, leadership and swing setups computed across thousands of liquid stocks, then read for you in plain English.
The read
01 The tape
Is this a market to press?
Environment first. It decides size, style and whether to trade at all.Breadth under the S&P
Net new 52-week highs beneath SPY. Divergence warnings fire when SPY makes a 20-day high on weak highs; thrusts are Zweig-style surges off a washout.
SPY
Net new highs +
Net new highs −
Divergence warning
Breadth thrust
Today’s internals
Universe: US common stocks over $2 with real liquidity. Full methodology below.
History rhymes
This session's price structure and volatility, matched against every session since 1990.
One match per episode, then the honest question: what did the next month do?
The twelve closest rhymes
History rhymes, it does not repeat. Matching is on price structure and volatility only; it knows nothing about earnings, rates or headlines.
Breakout report card
Every +4% breakout through a 60-day high on 1.5x volume, and whether it was higher five sessions later. When the follow-through rate sinks under 50%, momentum entries are traps.
5-day follow-through rate
50% line
Breakouts per day
02 Leadership
Where is the money going?
Trade the leading groups. Rank shifts show rotation before price makes it obvious.Group ranks
1 = strongest trailing return over that window. Every stock in the universe is classified, so ranks reflect full membership.
Rotation map
Trend and momentum of each group vs SPY, with a 10-session trail. Groups orbit clockwise. Drag the slider to replay the rotation.
Themes
Breadth column = members up today. A theme move on 3 of 17 stocks is not a theme move. Click a theme to open it.
Market weather
The eleven sectors as a weather map. Territory size is share of traded dollars, conditions come from how much of each sector holds its 20-day average, wind streaks blow the way rotation is pushing it. Press play to watch the fronts move.
The forecast
Breadth heat calendar
Each cell is the share of a sector’s members above their 20-day average that session. Rotation shows up as color fronts moving across the grid.
under 30%
around 50%
over 70%
Records
Every night the scan hunts its own history for extremes. Ranked by how long the old mark stood. Press play to watch them turn over.
Leadership relay
Each line is one group’s daily leadership rank over the last 60 sessions, 1 at the top. A line climbing through the pack is capital rotating in. Hover a line to isolate it.
The market map
Every rated stock as one dot: relative strength up the side, distance from the 21-day EMA (in ATRs) across the bottom, dot size is dollar volume. The green pocket is the pullback radar drawn as a place: leaders resetting at buyable support. Press play to run the last three months back.
Forming now
Baskets of stocks that started trading in lockstep over the last two months but belong to no industry or theme we track. This is where new themes come from, before anyone names them.
03 Candidates
What is actually buyable?
Leaders only: resets at support, and accumulation you can see in the volume.Pullback radar
Top-quartile RS leaders resetting into a rising 21-day EMA above the 50-day. Quiet volume on the way down is healthy supply absorption; heavy volume is distribution.
Power plays
RS 90+ leaders closing up 1%+ on 1.5x average volume today: the plain footprint of institutional buying. The strip shows how many leaders printed a power day in each of the last 30 sessions.
Methodology
Universe
All active US common stocks on major exchanges, price over $2 with a real 50-day volume floor. ETFs and funds are excluded from stock lists.
RS ratings
Composite relative strength, 1 to 99: three-month return double-weighted plus 6, 9 and 12 months, percentile-ranked across the liquid universe. 90+ is a leader.
Radar rules
RS 75+, 21 EMA above a rising 50 SMA, price within one ATR of the 21 EMA, 2 to 15% off its 63-day high. Volume character over the last five sessions is flagged on every row.
Data
Split-adjusted daily bars covering the full US market. Dollar-volume figures reflect the consolidated tape across all US exchanges. Panels rebuild nightly after the close.