Signal · Pattern Engine
Pattern Engine.
Five live pattern surfaces. Each one is the operational view of a single pattern — sorted for fast scan, not deep methodology. Tap a tile for today's signal; tap the methodology chip for how the pattern is computed.
PEAD
Live Long / Short SetupsPost-earnings drift signals — Long and Short setups from the tape worker pipeline. Each entry passed the regime → trend → pattern gate. The 63-day holding window opens at T+3, the third trading day after the print.
Open scan →Sector RS
Today's rotation print11 SPDR sector ETFs ranked by last-day outperformance vs SPY, with 63-day rank and RRG quadrant as regime context. Top / bottom callouts surface the rotation print in the first second of the page.
Open scan →Regime Signature
2×2 quadrant grid + recent transitionsWhere each sector and SPY sits in the Grind-Up / Volatile-Up / Drift-Down / Volatile-Down grid, plus any quadrant transitions in the last 5 sessions. Continuation patterns work in Grind-Up; mean-reversion works in Drift-Down.
Open scan →Pattern 03 — NVIDIA Strategic Authority
Next catalysts + held cohortForward calendar of NVIDIA-adjacent events, most recent disclosures, and the held cohort with current returns from entry. Fires when NVIDIA discloses a corporate equity stake (Tier 1) or admits a company to a named architecture (Tier 3).
Open scan →Support Confluence
Live signal feedMulti-filter pattern hits — regression bands × pivot clusters × SMA-200 — ranked by confluence confidence and refreshed after every US close. Regime emoji on each card signals whether the hit fired in a trending or mean-reverting environment.
Open scan →How the engines fit together
The Pattern Library has three surfaces per pattern: the Lab Read is the essay-form thesis (where one exists); the Methodology is the formal definition with formulas; the Engine is the operational scan — what's actionable today.
Sector RS, Regime Signature, and Support Confluence share the same universe (11 SPDR sector ETFs + SPY) and the same nightly EODHD refresh — they read the same JSON snapshot from different angles. Stack them: a name sitting in Grind-Up (regime) with the highest confluence-confidence (support) and at the top of the RS rank (rotation) is the cleanest setup the framework currently produces.
Pattern 03 and PEAD are event-driven instead of price-driven — Pattern 03 fires on NVIDIA disclosures, PEAD on earnings prints. They run on separate data pipelines but share the same dual-structure architecture.
What the Pattern Engine scans
The engine runs Closelook's pattern library over the full covered universe after each US close — support-confluence at regression channels, sector relative strength, regime signatures, post-earnings drift (PEAD) and the NVIDIA strategic-authority pattern. Each scan page lists the names currently matching, with hit scores and the levels that produced the match. Patterns are detection rules, not forecasts: a hit says the setup EXISTS, the methodology page for each pattern says what has historically followed and how often. The construction, filters and failure modes live in the Pattern Lab; readings here are our own research diary, not investment advice.