Pattern Engine · PEAD
PEAD live signals.
Long Setups and Short Setups from the Closelook PEAD pipeline. Each entry passed all three architectural layers — regime, trend, pattern — before becoming a live alert. The 63-day holding window starts at T+3 (the third trading day after the print).
No PEAD signals in the Engine yet.
The Pattern Engine fires PEAD cards Mon–Fri at 11:30 / 20:30 / 21:00 / 21:30 UTC. First batch lands at the evening c-fire crons.
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→ PEAD NONE — ↗ T+5CAR — vs SPY Hold through — Indices RUBIN May 19, 11:00 PM
T+3 said ↓SHORT at -18.83% CAR; T+5 extends to -26.31%. Drift survived the classical post-earnings window.
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→ PEAD NONE — ↗ T+5CAR — vs SPY Hold through — Indices RUBIN · NASDAQ May 19, 11:00 PM
T+3 said ↓SHORT at -5.26% CAR; T+5 extends to -10.33%. Drift survived the classical post-earnings window.
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→ PEAD NONE — ↗ T+5CAR — vs SPY Hold through — Indices HALO May 19, 11:00 PM
T+3 said ↑LONG at +9.48% CAR; T+5 extends to +10.45%. Drift survived the classical post-earnings window.
Hold-horizon legend
- T-1
- Close before the announcement.
- T+0
- Announcement day close (or next trading day for AMC reporters).
- T+3
- Third trading day after the announcement — when the CAR is measured and the signal becomes ready to fire.
- T+63
- ~3 calendar months after T+0. Hard exit per Stage A spec; later stages add adaptive exits.
Candidates, not recommendations
These are systematic candidate signals from a documented academic anomaly. They are not buy or sell recommendations. The Pattern Engine generates the candidates; the decision to act, position sizing, risk management, and portfolio context are entirely the reader's responsibility. Past PEAD spreads have weakened materially since the 1980s and may continue to evolve. Short-side signals carry asymmetric risk including borrow costs and squeeze potential. See the full Lab Read for the complete failure-mode treatment.