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Regimes & Probabilities: what is measured, and how to trade around it

Measure the day first: regime, expected range and the setups that survive a placebo test. 9 modules, each its own book, all open. The syllabus and goals are here now; lesson texts are being written from source material.

Book IREG1 · Open

What "regime" and "high probability" mean

Goals

  • High probability is not edge: what a regime can tell you about width, behaviour and direction.

Lessons

  1. High probability vs edge, and the honest scorecard of this course · in preparation
  2. Width, behaviour, direction: what a regime can tell you · in preparation
Book IIREG2 · Open

Measuring the day: the volatility regime

Goals

  • Calibrate the range ruler by VIX bucket, and read term structure and VVIX as size signals.

Lessons

  1. Calibration by regime: the ruler by VIX bucket, and NQ is not ES · in preparation
  2. Term structure and VVIX: a size signal, not a direction · in preparation
Book IIIREG3 · Open

Dealer gamma as a regime

Goals

  • Gamma sign as a width regime, fade vs follow, and why the levels fail where the sign works.

Lessons

  1. Gamma sign as a width regime · in preparation
  2. Fade vs follow, and why gamma levels fail where the sign works · in preparation
Book IVREG4 · Open

The open: gap, location, overnight

Goals

  • Gap fill by size, wide days after big gaps, the open-location tree and the overnight session.

Lessons

  1. Gap fill by size: base rate vs mirror · in preparation
  2. Big gaps make wide days · in preparation
  3. The open-location tree · in preparation
  4. Overnight: drift, inventory, ON levels and the roll-stitch trap · in preparation
Book VREG5 · Open

After the bell: day type develops

Goals

  • Day types are labels, what initial-balance width tells you, and opening types vs the 10:00 displacement.

Lessons

  1. Day types are labels, not forecasts · in preparation
  2. The initial balance: what width does and does not tell you · in preparation
  3. Opening types vs the 10:00 displacement · in preparation
Book VIREG6 · Open

Event and calendar regimes

Goals

  • The event clock, edges that died after publication, and OPEX mechanisms vs what was measured.

Lessons

  1. The event clock, weekly and event-day rulers · in preparation
  2. Edges that died: pre-FOMC drift, day-of-week, month-end · in preparation
  3. OPEX, pinning and vanna/charm: mechanism vs measurement · in preparation
Book VIIREG7 · Open

The model catalogue

Goals

  • Level fades, breakouts, momentum and flow: which models hold up after costs and which never did.

Lessons

  1. Level fades, confluence and famous numbers · in preparation
  2. Breakouts: ORB and IB, and how costs eat thin edges · in preparation
  3. Momentum and flow: what decayed and what was never there · in preparation
Book VIIIREG8 · Open

Validating your own edge

Goals

  • Base rates, placebos, pre-registration, holdouts and a forward scorecard you can run yourself.

Lessons

  1. Base rates, placebos and a pre-registration you can build in a spreadsheet · in preparation
  2. Holdouts, decay and regimes · in preparation
  3. Statistical vs economic significance: costs and power · in preparation
  4. Your forward scorecard and the candidate board · in preparation
Book IXREG9 · Open

The 09:30 regime card

Goals

  • Build the 09:30 regime card and test it on five archetype days.

Lessons

  1. Building the 09:30 regime card · in preparation
  2. Module project: five archetype days · in preparation