How to read EOD replay & stats
After the session, Discord #eod-replay and the public
stats page show what the scanner graded —
and an illustrative option-premium path under a simple +25% / −25% plan.
That is not your fill, not subscriber P&L, and not a promise of future results.
Two places, one idea
- Discord EOD replay — members see that day’s graded setups and hypothetical bracket notes.
- Public stats — featured cards + weekly/session KPIs (A+ / B counts, call/put mix) for transparency.
- Desk → Replay pane — intraday timeline of today’s A+/B candidates from the live log ((desk guide).
What a card shows
- Symbol — SPY, QQQ, IWM, SMH or GLD (which underlying the alert was on).
- Direction — CALL or PUT (the side the setup implied).
- Time — when the scanner printed (ET).
- Grade — A+ (7–8/8) or B (6/8).
- Setup — plain-English structure (e.g. bounce off the pin, failed breakout at resistance).
- Level / spot — the rail and underlying price at the alert.
- Result — the outcome under the fixed rule below: TARGET, STOP or TIME-OUT, with the net % after assumed slippage.
- Max favorable excursion — the best mark after the alert for the rest of the session. It is shown as context only and is labelled not achievable: nobody can sell the exact high.
The fixed exit rule
Every graded alert, winners and losers alike, is scored by one pre-declared mechanical rule. Nothing is chosen after the fact.
- Entry — the option mid when the alert posted (modeled, not a real fill).
- TARGET — the contract marks +25% above entry.
- STOP — the underlying closes a 1-minute bar through the alert’s invalidation level, or the contract marks −25%, whichever comes first.
- TIME-OUT — neither happened by 3:45 PM ET; the result is the mark at that time.
- Slippage — a fixed allowance is deducted from every result; the exact figure is on the methodology page.
The stats page shows the win rate, average win, average loss, expectancy, max drawdown and number of alerts under that rule. The default sort on the catalog is newest first.
Why this is still not “P&L”
- These results are hypothetical: entry is modeled (ATM-ish 0DTE), no real trades were placed, and liquidity and fill risk are ignored.
- Same-rail re-fires are collapsed on the public page so one idea doesn’t look like six winners.
- KPIs use distinct setups where noted — raw scanner spam is not the headline count.
- Many subscribers will do worse. Past alerts do not predict future results. 0DTE options can lose 100% of their value the same day.
How to use the page as a subscriber
- Read grades and structure first — did the scanner fire at a real rail with a candle?
- Treat the fixed-rule results as a quality sketch of the scanner, not a scoreboard to chase.
- Compare to your own journal: did you take the idea, skip it, or exit differently?
- Never size up because last week’s hypothetical results looked good.
KPIs on the stats hero
- A+ · this week — distinct high-conviction prints in the focus window.
- B · this week — distinct 6/8 prints (dupes collapsed).
- CALL / PUT — direction mix of A+ and B in the featured / focus window (A+-only can read 0%/100% on one-sided weeks).
See this week’s cards
Public scanner stats — educational transparency, not a performance guarantee.
Open stats How grading works