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Read the Battle Plan as a map, not a forecast
How regime, market map, positioning, volatility, scheduled events, evidence, and prior grading fit together.
In short
The Battle Plan is a session-preparation report. It organizes the available market-structure context into a readable map and labels where evidence is strong, provisional, absent, sample, or from a prior session.
The report sections
- Regime
- The current structural environment and its limitations appear first.
- Market map
- Dealer levels and expected-move context describe the session's reference structure.
- Positioning and volatility
- Separate sections keep dealer exposure and implied-volatility context from collapsing into one claim.
- Today's script
- Conditional mechanical reads describe what would change the map without becoming instructions.
- Macro calendar
- Scheduled events provide time context for the session.
- Prior-session grade
- The previously published read remains accountable to what happened after publication.
Evidence labels
Evidence grades trace to the Ivolution research registry: validated claims passed pre-registered statistical tests on our own session data; candidate and underpowered claims are hypotheses under evaluation and are not asserted as fact.
Sample, prior, and unavailable reports
A sample report is synthetic demonstration material. A prior-session report is visibly dated and does not pose as today's report. If no usable report exists, the page shows an unavailable state rather than a fixture.