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My Pre-orders

Instruments with a pre-order — waiting for the entry to trigger. Click a row for detail; tick rows then Delete to dismiss, or Place on IG to send one to your account now.

	★	Name	Action	Dir	RVOL	VWAP	ATR	Vol	Status	Market	Now	Entry	Stop	Target	Dist→Entry	R:R	Quality	TF	Added	Source	Sector	Ticker

Trading

Pre-orders to my IG

Every move of a scanned setup toward a live IG working order. WATCHING = tracked, not yet on IG (price outside the 1.5% band) · PENDING = live working order on IG · FILLED / EXPIRED / CANCELLED = outcome · DELETED = dismissed from Pre-orders by a user. The bridge checks READY setups (Quality > 50) every 2 hours.

★	Placed	Updated	Name	RVOL	VolumeScore	R:R	Quality	Dir	Entry	Stop	Target	Dist %	Size	Status	Source	Notes	Ticker

Publishing📅

X Posts

Every tweet we've published, newest first. Click a chart to filter; click a row's link to open the tweet on X.

Published (UTC)	Name	Market	Thread	Ticker	Link

Settings

Configuration

Your personal preferences, the shared trading controls, and credentials — each on its own card. Every change is recorded in your activity log.

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Admin📅

Batch Activity

Execution log of the scheduled cron-job.org runs and the manual "Refresh data" button. High-frequency jobs that run every 5 minutes (e.g. the US monitor) are deliberately excluded to keep this readable.

When (UTC)	Source	Event	Operator

Admin

User Management

Manage logins — assign a subscription role and enable or disable accounts. Roles: Admin (full access), Gold (read/write incl. pre-orders + multi factor momentum trading), Silver (read/write incl. pre-orders), Guest (read-only, no pre-orders).

Name	Email	Admin	Support	Subscription	Status	Fees discount	Password Complexity	IG account (audit)

Admin📅

Version History

A log of changes to the application — date, version and a summary.

System Logs

Live server health and the most recent log records from this web-server process. Click a chart to filter the log table.

Time	Level	Module	Message

Admin

Scheduled Jobs

Every scheduled job that drives the system — its cadence, category and recent GitHub Actions run history. Definitions come from the cron registry; run stats from the Actions API (cached ~30 min). Click a chart to filter the table.

Job	Category	Style	Frequency (UTC)	Last status	Last run (UTC)	Duration	Runs	Failures	Workflow

Documentation

Guides for using and supporting the platform, as Word documents. You see the guides available to your role — everyone gets the User Guides; Support and Operations guides are shown to Support and Admin staff.

Admin

How it works (System)

The plumbing behind the product: where code runs, how the external services connect, and how the system is patched, secured and restarted — and, first, the market hypothesis it all exists to trade.

The hypothesis — The Squeeze

Markets alternate between calm and movement. When a price coils — its swing highs stepping down while its swing lows step up — volatility is contracting into a squeeze: the same information that once needed a wide range to digest is now being priced in an ever-tighter one. That compression is unstable. Energy stored during the squeeze is released when price finally breaks one edge, and the resulting move tends to travel about as far as the squeeze was tall at its mouth — so the squeeze that hid the setup also measures it. The system hunts these squeezes across every instrument, and the moment one breaks it already knows the three numbers that matter: where to enter, where the idea is wrong, and how far it should run.

The squeeze mouth (its full height at the left, when volatility was widest) is projected up from the break to set the target — the move is expected to travel roughly the squeeze's own height. Entry is the last swing high H3; the stop sits just past the opposite pivot L3, so the risk is defined before a penny is committed. A short is the mirror image: highs and lows swap, price breaks L3 downward, target projects down.

The system that runs it

IG

IG Markets

REST API at api.ig.com. Each session logs in with an API key + username + password and holds CST/security tokens (~6h, auto-refreshed). Per-user credentials: the owner uses the environment credentials; another trader must store their own in Configuration > IG — orders are placed under the acting user's own session (never someone else's). Working orders carry a configurable lifespan (default 28 days).

DB

Supabase

Shared Postgres reached via the session pooler (pg8000). Key tables: price_history (golden OHLC), working_orders, hvf_triggers (performance tracking), x_publications, signal_log, app_config (runtime switches), web_batch_activity + web_activity_log. The laptop and GitHub Actions read/write the SAME database — that's how one config switch controls both.

X

X (Twitter)

Posting uses tweepy with keys held ONLY in GitHub Secrets — the laptop never posts. Live posting runs inside GitHub Actions workflows, capped per day (Configuration > X settings), deduped via x_publications. The X Posts tab reads that table.

S

Slack

Simple incoming-webhook URLs per channel (signals, alerts, daily, trades, weekly + arw-rw-hvf). Reports post independently to each webhook — one failing never blocks the others.

PY

Python execution

Laptop: this Flask app (port 5057, shared via ngrok) with two background threads — a 12-hour snapshot rebuild and the 2-hour order bridge. Cloud: GitHub Actions runners (Python 3.12) execute the session monitors, Squeeze report, bounce alert etc., triggered by cron-job.org hitting workflow_dispatch (GitHub-native cron is deliberately not used).

CJ

cron-job.org

The external scheduler (the 📅 node in the diagram). Every job fires on its own cron by calling GitHub's workflow_dispatch API — GitHub-native cron is deliberately avoided in favour of cron-job.org's visible, editable schedule with per-run history. Each job carries a GitHub token in its Authorization header to dispatch its workflow: the 5-minute session monitors, the daily Squeeze report, the price-data refresh and the data-quality audits all start here. Jobs are managed with setup_cronjobs.py against the cron-job.org API (key held in the encrypted secret store); the Scheduled Jobs tab lists every job's cadence and recent GitHub Actions run stats.

GIT

Patching & releases

Code lives in the GitHub repo. A change is committed + pushed; Actions jobs pick it up on their next run automatically. The laptop app picks up changes when restarted (run.bat / Restart-Web.bat). Every commit appears automatically in the Version History tab (generated live from git).

SEC

Security

Passwords: PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256, 200k iterations, per-user salt — never stored or committed. Secrets: Fernet-encrypted at rest, masked to last-4 in the UI, never sent in full to a browser. Access: admin flag + subscription levels; admin-only tabs/endpoints return 403 otherwise; logged-out visitors get a stripped teaser Scanner. Password reset = emailed one-time code (10-min expiry, single use). Every sensitive action lands in the per-user activity log.

RB

Reboots & recovery

A Startup-folder shortcut relaunches the web server + ngrok after a reboot (run_quick.bat skips the slow rebuild). The 12h/2h background threads restart with the process. GitHub Actions is independent of the laptop — monitors and reports keep running even when the laptop is off; only the website itself needs the laptop up.

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Data flow (one cycle)

Scan the universe > engine detects squeezes > snapshot.json feeds the Scanner > READY setups within 1.5% + Quality > 50 flow through the bridge (or a manual Place-on-IG) > IG working order (28-day life) > fills tracked in working_orders > outcomes measured against hvf_triggers.

Account📅

My Activity

Your account's operational log — logins, password changes, pre-order actions, data refreshes and configuration changes. You only ever see your own entries.

When (UTC)	Category	Event

Terms & Conditions

Terms & Conditions of Service

These terms govern your use of the Squeeze Scanner service. Please read them carefully. By subscribing to or using the service you agree to them.

1. The service

The Squeeze Scanner is a research and execution-assistance tool. It scans a large universe of instruments for one repeatable price structure and, for each qualifying setup, computes an entry, a stop-loss and a target. Where you have connected your own broker (IG) credentials, the service can — at your instruction and within the limits you set — place and manage the corresponding working orders on your own account.

The service does not provide personal financial, investment or tax advice, and nothing it produces is a recommendation to buy or sell. You are responsible for your own trading decisions. Trading leveraged products carries a high risk of loss; prices can fall as well as rise and you can lose more than you expect.

2. Subscription & payment

The service is provided on a monthly subscription basis.
Fees for a given month fall due and are payable within the first 7 days of the following month.
Any management and/or performance fees, and any applicable discounts, are as agreed for your account and shown in the Fees tab.
Non-payment may result in suspension or termination of access. Fees already due remain payable.

3. Availability & service interruptions

We aim to keep the service running but cannot guarantee continuous availability. The service depends on components outside our sole control, and it may be unavailable — in whole or in part — for reasons including, without limitation:

planned or unplanned downtime of our own service;
outages, maintenance, rate-limiting or changes at IG (your broker);
network or internet-connectivity failures; and
failures or delays at third-party data providers.

We are not liable for losses arising from any such interruption, including opportunities missed or orders not placed, amended or closed while the service or a dependency is unavailable.

4. Orders that may not be placed

Even when the service identifies a setup, an order may not be placed, or may be rejected, for reasons including:

the calculated position size is below the minimum size IG will accept;
the instrument or CFD is not available to trade at IG for your account;
your account balance or available margin is insufficient;
a margin call, account restriction or IG-side control prevents the order; or
your own configured limits (minimum Quality, R:R, Volume Score, instrument value, maximum open positions, etc.) exclude it.

You remain responsible for monitoring your account. We do not guarantee that any particular setup will be traded.

5. Access to your broker account

Where you supply your IG credentials, you authorise the service to read your positions and account details and to place, amend and cancel orders that you have approved or that fall within the limits you configure. The service cannot and does not add funds to, or withdraw funds from, your account — it has no ability to move money into or out of your IG account.

6. Credentials & data

Your IG credentials are stored encrypted and are used only to act on your own account. They are never shared with other users and full values are never displayed back to you.
Instrument prices, fundamentals and related market data are obtained from third-party providers. We rely on those sources and do not warrant that such data is accurate, complete or timely; figures shown may be delayed or estimated.
Your activity is logged for security and audit purposes.

7. Liability

To the extent permitted by law, the service is provided "as is" and we exclude liability for trading losses, for the accuracy or timeliness of third-party data, and for interruptions or acts of the broker, data providers or networks. Nothing in these terms excludes any liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.

8. Changes to these terms

We may update these terms from time to time. Continued use of the service after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance of the updated terms.

A research and execution-assistance tool — not financial advice. Prices can fall as well as rise, and trades can be stopped out.

What we do

Spot the setup, place the order, manage the risk

We run a SqueezeScanner engine across over 1,300 instruments — shares, indices, FX, commodities, crypto and government bonds — that finds one high-probability structure, works out exactly where to enter, where to stop out and where to take profit, and — when you connect your broker — places and manages that order for you. Here's the whole service in plain English.

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Spot the structure

Prices coil into a tightening squeeze before they break. The engine scans the whole universe every day and flags these setups the moment they form — so you're looking at a shortlist of ready trades, not a wall of charts.

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Entry, Stop and Target

Every setup arrives with the three numbers that matter: the entry where the breakout triggers, a stop just past the far side of the squeeze to cap the loss, and a target projected from the squeeze's own size. You know your risk and reward before you commit.

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Risk management

Risk is built in, not bolted on. Position size is a small, fixed fraction of your wallet, the stop defines the most any trade can lose, and your personal floors — minimum Quality, R:R and Volume Score — filter out the weaker setups. You set the limits; we respect them.

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Automation

Once you're happy with a setup it can be sent straight to your IG account as a working order — entry, stop and target already attached — and tracked from watching → pending → filled to its outcome. Scheduled jobs re-scan the markets and refresh prices so the shortlist stays current without you lifting a finger.

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Security

Your broker credentials are encrypted and only ever used to act on your own account. We can read your positions and place the orders you approve — we cannot add or withdraw funds. Every change is written to your activity log.

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Across every market

One engine, many markets: UK & US shares, world indices, major FX pairs, commodities, a handful of large crypto and government-bond ETFs — over 1,300 instruments watched together, so an opportunity isn't missed just because it's in a corner of the market you weren't looking at.

In one sentence

We watch the whole market for one repeatable structure, hand you the exact levels to trade it with the risk defined up front, and — when you choose — place and manage the order on your own broker account, securely. The How it works tab explains the pattern itself; the Scanner Report shows today's setups.

A research and execution tool — not financial advice. Prices can fall as well as rise, and trades can be stopped out.

How it works

Find the coil before the breakout

The Squeeze Scanner hunts one high-probability pattern across over 1,300 instruments — FTSE 100/250, NASDAQ 100, S&P 500, world indices, FX, commodities, crypto and government bonds — and hands you the exact entry, stop and target before the move happens.

The idea — a "squeeze"

Price coils into an ever-tighter range: each swing high sits a little lower (the red upper jaw H1→H2→H3) and each swing low a little higher (the green lower jaw L1→L2→L3). The market is compressing like a spring.

When price finally breaks out, it tends to move fast and far. The scanner finds these squeezes and computes the entry, stop and target for you.

The squeeze's mouth (H1−L1) is FNM1; the target is projected one FNM1 beyond the midpoint and the stop just past the opposite jaw — that's the R:R.

A real setup, swing highs H1·H2·H3 and lows L1·L2·L3 converging into the squeeze, with Entry / Stop / Target labelled.

1Scan 1,300+→ 2Detect the squeeze→ 3Score quality & R:R→ 4Pre-order levels→ 5IG working order

Using the app

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Scanner

The full table — one row per instrument's best setup. Narrow it with the Filters or Search, and click any column header to sort.

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Detail panel

Click a row for the live price chart, the X post card, rule-by-rule justification, fundamentals, broker trend and the published X thread.

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Pre-orders

Every setup that hasn't triggered yet — your pending watchlist — with entry, stop and target laid out and ready.

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Reading colours

Green = good / in favour · amber = watch · red = poor / against.

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Every term

The Appendix tab defines every metric, level and status used across the app. Not financial advice — a research tool.

Reference

Appendix & glossary

Every term, level, status and metric used across the Squeeze Scanner, defined in one place.

The pattern

Squeeze: A volatility contraction where price coils between converging highs and lows before a momentum breakout.
Upper jaw / Lower jaw: The line through the swing highs (descending) and through the swing lows (ascending). They converge to form the squeeze.
H1, H2, H3: The three successive swing highs (each lower than the last) that define the upper jaw. H3 is the most recent.
L1, L2, L3: The three successive swing lows (each higher than the last) that define the lower jaw. L3 is the most recent.
FNM1: "Squeeze mouth 1" = H1 − L1, the height of the squeeze's mouth. The target is projected one FNM1 beyond the midpoint.

Levels & the trade

Entry: The break level that triggers the setup: H3 for a long, L3 for a short.
Stop: Protective exit just beyond the opposite jaw.
Target: Projected objective: squeeze midpoint ± FNM1.
R:R (Reward : Risk): (target − entry) ÷ (entry − stop). We look for ≥ 3 : 1.
Dist→Entry: How far (%) the current price is from the entry level.
Since trig: Price change since it triggered, from the entry level (green = in the trade's favour).

Status & timing

TRIGGERED: Price has crossed the entry; actionable now.
READY: Squeeze complete, waiting for price to cross the entry (a "pre-order").
DEVELOPING: The squeeze is still forming.
Triggered (date): The date the trigger pivot (L3 long / H3 short) formed.
Days since: Days since that trigger date.
Timeframe (D240 / D180 / D90 / weekly …): The chart window the squeeze was found on. The engine scans several and reports only the strongest per instrument.
Pre-order: A READY / DEVELOPING setup that hasn't triggered, so no order exists yet.
#Open / X posts: Open IG positions in that name / how many X posts we've published for it.

Quality score

Quality (0–100): Combines tightness (up to 50: how compressed vs FNM1), freshness (up to 30: how recently H3 formed) and symmetry (up to 20: how evenly the swings are spaced). 100 = very tight, fresh and symmetric.

Fundamentals (per company)

P/E (trailing / forward): Share price ÷ earnings per share (historic / forecast).
PEG: P/E relative to earnings growth (≈1 = fairly priced for its growth).
Price/Book · Price/Sales · EV/EBITDA: Valuation multiples vs book value, revenue, and enterprise value/earnings.
EPS: Earnings per share (trailing / forward).
Dividend yield / rate / payout ratio: Annual dividend as a % of price / per share / as a % of earnings.
FCF · OCF: Free Cash Flow (cash after capex) · Operating Cash Flow.
Gross / Operating / Profit margin: Profit at each level as a % of revenue.
ROE / ROA: Return on equity / on assets.
Revenue / Earnings growth: Year-on-year growth rates.
Debt/Equity · Current ratio · Quick ratio: Leverage and short-term liquidity.
Beta: Volatility relative to the market (1 = moves with it, >1 = more).
Market cap · Revenue · EBITDA · 52-week range: Size and trading range.

Broker & data

Broker analysis: Analyst Buy/Hold counts plus net upgrades − downgrades over the last 6 and 12 months.
Source (YF / IG): Where a stored price came from. IG (the broker feed) is the truth and overrides Yahoo on disagreement.
double_checked: A stored daily price a second source confirmed (IG agreeing with Yahoo).
Golden dataset: The audited, corrected price history kept in the database and verified daily.

Coverage

Markets

Every market we scan, with its live coverage from the current snapshot — how many instruments it holds and how many have a squeeze setup right now. Click a market to filter the Scanner to it.

⚠️ These switches change what you see AND what you trade.

Turning a market off here hides it from your Scanner and Pre-orders and blocks you placing or pinning orders in it (user 2026-08-01). The shared automated 2-hourly bridge trades one IG account, so it is gated app-wide by Markets (Admin), not by your personal switch — to stop a market trading for everyone, switch it off in Markets (Admin).

Market	Visible	Instruments	With signal	Triggered	Ready	Developing	Avg Quality

Per-market data import and Squeeze-report processing controls live in Markets (Admin) (admin only) — coming in a later delivery.

Which tested settings survived wallet, margin, trade-count, and drawdown constraints.

What your current filters would have produced over the selected period.

What changes when exits are simulated differently; live orders are unaffected.

How many observed triggers gained, lost, or remain open.

Explore the evidence behind the recommended settings (Silver/Gold admin).

Results

Performance

Performance separates observed trade outcomes from constrained what-if models. A return is direction-aware, so positive is always in your favour; open trades are marked to the latest price. The settings shown in each panel are the settings used for that panel, not a promise of future results.

Back Test

These are back-test results over the last 12 months, replayed against your complete current configuration: direction, enabled markets, saved market/sector scope, R:R, Quality, Volume Score, RVOL, VWAP, ATR, instrument value and wallet limits. Applying a Best Settings option updates this replay immediately. Each setup is measured from its trigger to TARGET, STOPPED or OPEN (marked to the latest price).

Every recorded trigger

💷 Wallet model — Stake / Net £ / running Wallet / Open Wallet £ Max position size % Max open positions

#	Name	Dir	RVOL	VWAP	ATR	Vol	Quality	R:R	Outcome	Market	Triggered	Days Open	Closed	Stop	Entry	Target	Now	Return	Stake	Net £	Equity	Open	MCap	Sector	Ticker

Instruments

The full universe we scan — search by name or ticker, filter by Location / Market / Sector / Status, and (once logged in) see Direction, Quality, R:R, RVOL, VWAP, ATR and VolumeScore. Click a name to open its full detail report. Log in to see the trading signals and open a detail report.

Name	Market	Sector	Dir	Quality	52wk Low	52wk High	R:R	RVOL	VWAP	ATR	Vol	Ticker
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📜 Funnel history

Recent squeeze lifecycle events — developing → ready → triggered → outcome — for the instruments shown above (newest first, capped at 30 rows).

Name	Market	Sector	Dir	Ready	Triggered	Outcome	Closed	Return
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Squeeze History

Every squeeze's journey through the engine — developing → ready → triggered → outcome — replayed over the price history. Each row is one squeeze with the dates it changed state and how it resolved (TARGET / STOPPED / OPEN / NEVER TRIGGERED). Newest first.

Name	Dir	Market	TF	Developing	Ready	Triggered	Outcome	Closed	Return	Quality	R:R	Sector	Ticker
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Fees

How the account is charged. Two monthly fees, both billed monthly.

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Management fee

1% / year
of assets under management (AUM), including the cash balance — charged monthly as 1% ÷ 12. Industry norm is usually 1.5%+ p.a.

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Performance fee

10% / year
on profits only (nothing charged in a losing month) — charged monthly as 10% ÷ 12. Industry norm is usually 15%+ p.a.

Worked example — last month

Period

AUM £ rates are per annum; the monthly charge = rate ÷ 12 — management = (1% ÷ 12) of AUM; performance = (10% ÷ 12) of the period's profit (0 if a loss)

Transactions this period

The closed trades whose realised P&L makes up the profit the performance fee is charged on.

View: Every trade Aggregate rows

Trading method

Trading — Multi-Factor Momentum

The commodity engine doesn't trade on price patterns alone. It stacks three layers of fundamentals — macro drivers, positioning, and physical supply/demand — so a momentum trade is only taken when the underlying economics agree with the chart. This is how we stay in structurally-supported trends and avoid fading moves that are backed by real forces.

Layer 1 — Macro drivers

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USD strength

Most commodities are priced in dollars. A weak USD is bullish (gold, oil, metals); a strong USD is bearish. Measured by DXY vs its 20-week average + 4-week rate of change.

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Real yields (10Y TIPS)

Falling real yields lower the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding assets → bullish gold & silver. Rising real yields are bearish precious metals. Source: FRED DFII10.

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Inflation expectations

The 5-year breakeven. Rising → bullish energy, industrial metals, agriculture. Falling → broadly bearish. Source: FRED T5YIE.

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Global growth cycle

Expansion lifts industrial commodities (copper, oil); contraction favours precious metals as a haven. Proxied by the 10Y-2Y yield curve and manufacturing employment.

Instrument-specific weightings

Instrument	USD	Real Yield	Inflation	Growth
Gold (XAUUSD)	30%	40%	20%	10%
Silver (XAGUSD)	25%	30%	20%	25%
Oil (OIL)	20%	10%	35%	35%
Copper	20%	5%	20%	55%

Layer 2 — COT (Commitment of Traders)

The CFTC's weekly positioning data is the most reliable lead indicator for turning points. Commercial hedgers (producers/consumers) are the smart money — extreme net-long positioning flags a bullish turn, extreme net-short a bearish one. Managed money (hedge funds) is right mid-trend but wrong at extremes, so a crowded net-long is a contrarian bearish signal.

Open-interest signal

Price	Open interest	Signal	Meaning
Rising	Rising	REAL_MONEY_BUY	New longs entering — strong
Rising	Falling	SHORT_COVERING	Shorts exiting — weaker
Falling	Rising	REAL_MONEY_SELL	New shorts entering — strong
Falling	Falling	LONG_LIQUIDATION	Longs exiting — may exhaust

Layer 3 — Supply & demand

Falling inventories + rising demand → bullish; rising inventories + weak demand → bearish. Oil leans on the EIA weekly petroleum report (a draw > 2M barrels is bullish, four consecutive draws strongly so); precious & industrial metals on COMEX/LME warehouse stocks. A geopolitical-risk factor (OPEC+ decisions, mining strikes, weather) acts as an amplifier — it widens stops and trims size rather than blocking a trade.

How a trade is explained

XAUUSD BUY: Real yields falling (−0.12% 4wk), USD mildly strong headwind. COT +43.4 — commercials covering (bullish divergence), MM neutral. Options BULLISH (ratio 2.1), BB breakout confirmed. Stop: 1.5×ATR (11.7pts). R:R: 2:1.

Source: docs/commodity_fundamentals.md (Layers implemented in commodity_macro.py, cot_analysis.py, commodity_supply_demand.py).

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Change Requests

Every change-request file in ChangeRequests/, parsed into individual requirements. Each file shows its total actions and how many are Completed, In Progress, Not Started, Cancelled or Deferred. The In Progress count is kept live as work is picked up. Click a row to read the full breakdown; every requirement has a stable #row number. In the breakdown, Working Area is the nearest "Application Focus – …" heading above the requirement, and Scope is "NEW DELIVERY" when that heading is tagged as a new delivery (its text ends with "– NEW DELIVERY"), otherwise blank.

File	Created	Last updated	Actions	Prioritised	Completed	In Progress	Not Started	Cancelled	Deferred	P01-05	P06-10	P11-25	P26+

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Configuration (Admin)

Application-wide settings shared across the service. Admin only; every change is recorded in your activity log.

X publishing 🔶 ADMIN

Application-wide X-publishing limits, stored in the database and read by the publisher on both the local server and GitHub Actions (code fallback if the DB is unreachable). Credentials live in X Credentials below.

Max X publications per day (UTC)

Superinvestor lookback (days)

Min senator trades (not currently consumed by the engine)

Morning Squeeze tweets — markets to publish (default FTSE 100, FTSE 250, NASDAQ 100, S&P 500)

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Markets (Admin)

Admin view of every scanned market with its live coverage, plus data-import processing. Rebuilding rescans the universe and refreshes the snapshot that feeds the Scanner, Pre-orders and reports.

Market	Enabled	Instruments	With signal	Triggered	Ready	Developing	Avg Quality

Rebuild currently reprocesses the whole universe in one pass (the engine builds every market together). Per-market isolation and a separate Squeeze-report run are a planned enhancement.

Trading

IG Account

Your own IG account — open and recently closed transactions, plus working orders. Shown for the account whose credentials you use (owner uses the shared account; others use their own from Configuration → IG).

Default sort: latest opened/closed ↓ View: Every position Aggregate rows Closed: Show Hide

Status	Name	Market	Dir	Size	Open	Now / Close	Profit	Profit %	Stop	Limit	Ccy	Opened (UTC)	Closed date/time (UTC)	Why closed	Ticker

Name	Market	Dir	Size	Level	Type	Source	Good till (UTC)	Ticker

Log in

What can you trade, and what moves the price?

The four types of instrument

Shares (equities)

Indices

Currencies (FX)

Commodities

Where this tool fits in

Scanner Report

My Pre-orders

Pre-orders to my IG

X Posts

Configuration

Scanner Report filter defaults

My Trading Filters

Trade filters — direction

Adaptive Filters

Tab visibility

IG Leverage (Broker) — by instrument type

My Trading Filters — affects live orders

Automatic bridge execution

My squeeze order controls

🏃 Let winners run

Trading (Momentum) — affects live orders

Trade execution by source

Batch Activity

User Management

Pending account requests

Version History

System Logs

Scheduled Jobs

Documentation

How it works (System)

The hypothesis — The Squeeze

The system that runs it

IG Markets

Supabase

X (Twitter)

Slack

Python execution

cron-job.org

Patching & releases

Security

Reboots & recovery

Data flow (one cycle)

My Activity

Terms & Conditions of Service

1. The service

2. Subscription & payment

3. Availability & service interruptions

4. Orders that may not be placed

5. Access to your broker account

6. Credentials & data

7. Liability

8. Changes to these terms

Spot the setup, place the order, manage the risk

Spot the structure

Entry, Stop and Target

Risk management

Automation

Security

Across every market

In one sentence

Find the coil before the breakout

The idea — a "squeeze"

Using the app

Scanner

Detail panel

Pre-orders

Reading colours

Every term

Appendix & glossary

The pattern

Levels & the trade

Status & timing

Quality score

Fundamentals (per company)

Broker & data

Markets

Performance