A complete, plain-English record of what the indicators currently say.
One ticker. Every indicator, on three timeframes, including the ones that contradict each other.
A breakdown is a single PDF that names every indicator reading we hold on your ticker — daily, weekly and monthly — states what each one currently reads, and then prints the places they disagree. The GLD sample carries 38 readings and 12 documented disagreements. Producing the number is the short part of the job.
Send us the ticker and we will confirm it before you order. We answer inside one business day.
What makes this hard
Six specific problems. Each one is a place where a technical read is usually quietly simplified, and each one is a thing the document does instead.
- Three timeframes rarely agreeThe daily, the weekly and the monthly answer different questions and routinely point opposite ways. Counting them together produces one number that hides the conflict. We count each timeframe separately and print all three, which is the only way the number means anything.
- The contradictions are the workThe GLD sample carries twelve documented disagreements — across timeframes, between independent indicator families, and inside a single indicator. Each one is named, located and described. Most tools resolve conflicts by dropping the losing side.
- Recountable, not proprietaryThe headline is a tally you can check line by line, because every indicator behind it is printed with its reading. We deliberately do not print an opaque composite score: a number you cannot recount is a verdict, and we do not issue verdicts.
- Some indicators carry state, not formulasA DeMark Sequential count is not a calculation on today's bar. It is a count carried forward bar by bar that invalidates on conditions most implementations skip, and it has to be maintained independently on each timeframe.
- The options chain is read against the chartSkew is priced by people taking the other side of what the chart says. Reading the two together is where a breakdown earns its keep, and it is why options analytics are in the base price rather than sold separately.
- One template, every tickerThe same construction runs on a mega-cap, a thin small-cap and a crypto pair. That is a constraint, not a convenience: it is what makes two breakdowns comparable and what stops the document quietly becoming an opinion about one name.
What you get
One PDF per order, whether you send one ticker or ten. The summary is first — the count, the split by timeframe, and the contradictions that sit inside the count — then a linked table of contents into a detailed section for each ticker.
- One PDF. A summary first, then a linked table of contents into the detailed sections.
- The count, stated as ‘N of M indicators currently read X’ — and all M are printed, so you can recount it.
- Every reading computed separately on the daily, the weekly and the monthly, because they answer different questions.
- The disagreement map: every place our own indicators contradict each other, named and located.
- Options analytics — the chain and the skew, and what the skew is currently pricing. Included at every tier, never an add-on.
- Charts: moving-average structure, the levels the indicators are keyed to, and the pattern read.
- A glossary entry for every indicator: what it measures and what its current value means.
- Data provenance and the edition date, so you know exactly what the document was built from.
- A reply address on the last page. A person answers it.
Read the full sample breakdown (GLD) — A complete breakdown on GLD at the 2026-07-24 edition: 38 indicator readings across three timeframes, 12 documented disagreements, and the full roster with a glossary entry for each one. It opens in your browser.
The sample edition below predates the options section and does not show it.
Standard delivery is within 48 hours.
GLD
Daily · Weekly · Monthly — 38 readings
The count
18 of 38 indicators currently read in the direction associated with lower prices
9 support higher · 18 support lower · 11 carry no directional reading
A few of the 38, all of which are printed
A page from the GLD sample. The count is a tally of named indicators, not a proprietary score, which is why the document also prints all 38.
How it works
You send the tickers
Order the tier that matches how many you want. If you are not certain we can cover one, ask first and you get an answer before you pay.
We compile the edition
The roster runs on your tickers at the current data edition. The construction is identical for every buyer; only the tickers differ.
The PDF arrives
Within 48 hours, or inside 24 with Rush. One file, summary first, then the detailed sections. Reply to it and a person reads the reply.
What we can cover
Any stock, any ETF, and the top 100–200 crypto assets by market capitalisation. Breakdowns are built off Schwab market data, so a ticker does not have to be one we score daily. If it has enough price and volume history to compute the roster, we can build it.
Some tickers cannot carry the full roster — a recent listing has no monthly history, and a thinly traded name has no meaningful options surface. We say so before you pay, not after. Send us the ticker and we will confirm it before you order.
Pricing
Priced by how many tickers you send, because that is what changes the work. One order, one price, nothing recurring. Every tier gets the whole document.
11 or more
Tell us the list and when you need it. You get a number before you pay anything.
Ask for a quoteWhat we do not do
Naming this plainly is not modesty. It is the product: a document that never tells you what to do cannot be wrong about what you should have done.
We do not tell you what to do. A breakdown states what each indicator currently reads and where the readings conflict. What you do with that is yours.
The document names no future price and no direction it is heading, because we do not have one. Every figure in it describes conditions that already exist in the price and volume history at a stated close.
We publish no performance record and claim none. Nothing here should be read as evidence that following it would have produced a profit.
No position sizes, no weights, no allocations, and nothing that takes account of what you already own. The document is the same document whoever orders it.
We do not place trades, hold client assets, or connect to your broker. We are not a registered investment adviser and do not provide individualised investment advice.
Full disclosures are on the disclosures page and inside every breakdown.