A twice-weekly brief with real levels, weighted scenarios, and a scorecard that keeps the misses posted. Then the tools to trade it.
The tools
The brief tells you which levels matter and why. Ultra Instinct is an automated signal bot from UI Trades that runs alongside it — institutional levels, alerts across intraday timeframes, and weekly performance recaps. It's a monthly subscription, and my code cuts the price.
List price $50/month. Codes DUDE and FIRM both take 20% off the first month and 15% off every month after — same product, same discount, different partner credited.
The brief
Index closes with day, week and drawdown-from-peak. Rates across the curve with the 2s10s spread. Oil, dollar, breadth. Every number carries a change and a baseline.
Ladders for the index and spotlight tickers, with the current price marked in place and a stated reason on every level. No level without a reason.
Two to four weighted branches for the next session — each with the condition, the expected behavior, and the level that confirms it. Never only the bullish case.
Economic releases and earnings with exact ET times, consensus and prior. Built so you can set alarms from it.
The session hour by hour — pre-market through the close — marking where the decisions actually happen versus where the noise is.
Every call graded in the next edition. Hits, partials and misses, with the misses left posted. This is the part most newsletters don't do.
Anyone can publish a call. Almost nobody publishes what happened to it. The scorecard is the only section that can't be gamed — and it's the reason to trust the other five.
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The room
The brief is one direction. The Discord is where it gets argued with — and that's where it improves. The pre-market section exists because a member pointed out that sympathy plays resolve at 8:30, not at the open. He was right, and the brief changed.
Live reactions through the session, level calls in real time, and the thread where each edition gets picked apart before and after it's published.
Not signals you follow blindly, not a guarantee, and not a substitute for your own process. Everything published is a framework to test against live price action.