Your market briefing: compare daily gains and losses, see how many tracked funds rose, and explore one fund to watch. Use it to decide what deserves a closer look.
Leadership Compression Setup (bullish bias, confirm above R1 55.43, invalidate below Value-Area-Low 53.62, 1-2 sessions, confirmation = daily close beyond the level — an intraday touch does not confirm — setup expires unconfirmed if untouched inside the window — invalidation structural on the same close basis)
Each line traces one asset (a fund BWA tracks) over its last 20 sessions. The dot at the end is today. The trail shows where the asset has been moving — the shape of the rotation, not a prediction.
Left/right places the asset by how tightly or loosely its price has been trading ("band width" = the width of its trading band relative to its own history: left = coiled, right = stretched). Up/down shows whether that band has been widening (rising) or squeezing (falling) over the last five sessions.
The four corners describe the combined state: Improving (coiled and opening up), Leading (stretched and still expanding), Lagging (coiled and tightening further), Weakening (stretched and contracting). Quadrants are relative to the median asset today — this is not a safety rating.
Market data: 2026-10-14 · EOD · calc rrg-1 · 27 assets · 20-session trails
Trails show each asset's own last 20 sessions; endpoints match today's published readings. Assets without usable history are omitted, never estimated.
Leader means the highest return. Longer bars show bigger percentage moves, whether up or down. Green means a gain; pink means a loss.
Range position of each tracker's volatility vs its own 60-bar history (0 = floor, 1 = ceiling).
today's ladder rescaled to today's levels
R = reward-to-risk multiple: how many dollars you'd target for every $1 you put at risk (a stop is the price where the trade idea is wrong). These two scenarios are ways to enter the same idea at different prices — their stops are trade-management levels, separate from the report-level condition in the intro above ("this idea no longer holds") that decides whether the outlook itself is still valid. Why this fund: it's the watchlist name whose volatility and volume behavior place it closest to a tradable transition in today's sea.
Value area 53.62–55.05 · POC 55.05.