The method, in plain English.
Six guides to how DataQuant reads the market, and the research notes behind its rules. The losing months are printed next to the winning ones, and every number comes from the screen's own data.
Education, not advice. These pages explain concepts for learning. They are not a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and patterns fail often.
Exit Rules Study: What Should Close a Breakout Trade?
26 sell rules over 97,789 graded breakouts since the 1970s, replayed through a slot-limited book. The 20% trail beats selling into +20%, and the order the screen's breakouts are taken in matters more than any exit.
Read the study →What Is a Volatility Contraction Pattern (VCP)?
The quiet, tightening base, the exact detection rules, and an honest example of a perfect pattern that still failed.
Read the guide → GuideRelative Strength (RS), Explained
The 1 to 99 rank of every stock against its own market, why leaders tend to keep leading, and how to use RS without fooling yourself.
Read the guide → GuideDistribution Days: Institutional Selling Before Price Breaks
Down days on rising volume, counted. How August 2026 looked healthy on top while breakout win rates halved underneath.
Read the guide → GuideReading a Base X-ray
Every base a stock built in two years, with pivot, depth, coil, dry-up and failed pokes, and the outcome attached to each.
Read the guide → MethodThe Honest Backtest
First breakout per stock, close to close, 20 sessions or an 8% drop, everything disclosed, including the month the screen lost.
Read the note → GuideThe Market Health Gauge
A 0 to 100 score for the question that comes before every ticker: does this tape reward breakouts right now?
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