Detecting structural shifts before the market moves.
A quantitative seismograph for the S&P 500. Measures structural stress that precedes major drawdowns — typically 50 days before the market feels it.
Like a seismograph for the S&P 500, the system measures structural stress across two independent detection channels. It classifies conditions into four directional states — each with distinct historical return characteristics. You always know not just where conditions are, but which direction they're heading.
The system runs daily. Most of the time, the needle barely moves. When structural stress builds, you'll see the reading shift from quiet through tremors to full seismic activity — and back through aftershocks to calm as conditions normalize.
When the system detects deterioration repeatedly within a short period, conviction escalates. First alerts carry standard conviction. Recurring alerts within the same window carry elevated or high conviction — historically associated with significantly higher detection rates.
One major event not detected: September 2001. The system requires structural deterioration to build over time — exogenous shocks with no prior market stress fall outside its detection scope.
Dashboard launches April 13. Founding member pricing available — first 100 subscribers only.
Join WaitlistStandard pricing of $49/month ($499/year) takes effect after the first 100 members.
Founding rate is maintained as long as your subscription remains active. Rate resets to standard pricing if subscription lapses.
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