Learn to read the market behind the price.
Short, visual lessons built on real trading days. Play them, pause them, drag through them. No jargon needed, and nothing to install.
Watch four real days unfold, minute by minute.
Pick a day, press play and watch what the chart showed at each minute, with nothing from later in the day leaking in. The notes underneath tell the story as it happens. One of the four is a loss, on purpose.
The index is a few big names. Breadth is everyone.
An index can rise because three heavyweight stocks rose while most others fell. Breadth counts the crowd, so you can tell a broad move from a thin one. Try it: tip the stocks below and compare the two numbers.
An illustration with 50 imaginary stocks. The real breadth line follows hundreds of stocks, every minute.
One number, two honest reasons.
The score blends how widely stocks are moving with our own engine reading of the wider market, then sorts the result into five plain labels. Slide the two readings, or load the real minutes from the replays.
Move the sliders, or load a real moment.
- +50 and above: strong bullish
- +20 to +49: bullish
- −19 to +19: balanced
- −20 to −49: bearish
- −50 and below: strong bearish
Who is paying for protection?
Vega shows how strongly the put side and the call side are being repriced. When one clearly pulls away from the other, it reveals which way the hedging is leaning.
Put above zero and call below it leans bullish; the reverse leans bearish. Small readings, or two lines close together, stay neutral. The lean only counts when it is clear.
Learn the why, not just the levels.
Every paper trade is a worked example. Open one and ask three questions: why was it taken, what happened to that reason, and what does the result teach? Copying entries and exits teaches nothing; the reasoning is what carries over to the next day.
1 · Why it was taken 10:21 · 15 Sept 2026
A bearish setup: 4 of 4 directional readings agreed.
- Market score -82 · Strong bearishClearly bearish, not just balanced.
- Alignment BearishThe wider market leaned the same way.
- Breadth views 0 of 3 positiveThe crowd was behind the move across the indices.
- Vega lean BearishHedging was leaning the same way.
- Option premium RisingContext, not direction: how pricey options were at that minute.
- The full checklistMembers see every check behind each setup, on every paper trade.
2 · What happened to the reason
The reason held: breadth went from -5.39 to -6.73 and the score from -82 to -90. The crowd kept moving the trade’s way.
3 · What the result says
Target reached · +16.4 pts after 22 min
Breadth confirms when weakness is real. A falling index with falling breadth is a different story from a falling index carried by two stocks.
The stop and target were decided before the entry, so there is nothing to chase along the way. The learning is in the reasoning above.
- Find the setup minute. What was the crowd doing?
- Count the agreeing readings. Strong setups line up; weak ones do not.
- Watch the reason, not the price. Did breadth keep going, or fade?
- Compare with the result. What would have warned you earlier?
Paper trades are a way to learn the reasoning. They are not tips to copy.
Five minutes, five questions, every morning.
Put the lessons together. Each step names where to look in the app and the questions to ask there. Not one of them is about chasing a price.
Read the whole market
Ask yourself- Is the score clearly on one side, or balanced?
- How many breadth views agree with it?
A strong score with every view agreeing is a broad market. A strong score with one view behind it is a thin one.
Six questions. How well do you read it?
Every answer comes with the reason, so even a wrong one teaches something.
The index is up 0.4%, but breadth reads −30. What is the most likely story?
Ready to read today's market?
Everything in these lessons, live for all four indices. Free during the private beta.
Educational content using paper (simulated) trades. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation to trade.