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Gavano Sabacci’s Moneymaker

The market, pre-analyzed.

Every liquid US stock, read every trading day. Patterns, levels and options walls already drawn on the chart, sector rotation, the economy, and one verdict per stock with its record beside it.

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  • ~2,800 stocks read every trading day
  • 66 chart-pattern detectors
  • 40 overlays, 23 indicators
  • 12,000+ symbols
  • daily history since 1992
NVDA, a year of daily bars: detected patterns, support and resistance, trendlines, the volume profile and the options walls, switched on one by one.

Charts

Every chart arrives annotated.

Open a symbol and the work is already on it. Patterns are found and drawn with their necklines, levels show how many times they held, and the options market’s call wall, put wall and gamma flip sit on the price axis.

Four charts at once in GSM: NVDA, SPY, QQQ and IWM, with the analysis panel beside them
Four charts at once: NVDA, SPY, QQQ and IWM.
  • 66 pattern detectors in 18 families, on daily, weekly and intraday bars, each with how it played out before
  • 40 overlays and 23 indicators, from Ichimoku and anchored VWAP to the yield curve and net liquidity
  • Support, resistance, trendlines, Fibonacci and the volume profile, drawn for you
  • One, two or four charts side by side, from one-minute bars to monthly
  • Bar-by-bar replay, drawing tools and a position plan with stop and targets
  • The Final Call beside every chart: one verdict from −100 to +100, and what that verdict has been worth in the current market trend

Force

See what moves the score.

Force takes one stock’s Final Call apart. Every indicator becomes a point on a landscape: the higher it stands, the harder it pushes the score up, and below the floor it pulls the score down. Indicators that move together sit together.

Press play to walk through the past year day by day with the price beside it, or turn the landscape by hand.

NVDA, one trading day at a time: the landscape, the score and the price move together.

RRG Rotation

Watch money rotate between sectors.

The 11 sector ETFs against SPY, QQQ, IWM or DIA, weekly or daily: leading, weakening, lagging, improving. Replay the rotation through the years, then click a sector to open its industries in a second graph on the same clock.

Your watchlist, or any list of symbols, rotates the same way.

Eleven sectors against SPY, replayed week by week, each with its trail.

Dashboards

Build the screen you open every morning.

Every panel in GSM has a star. Star it and it lands on your dashboard, live. Start from a template (a morning routine, one stock, the economy) or from nothing, and keep up to twenty.

Aim a dashboard at a symbol and every card on it follows.

A new dashboard from the Morning routine template: six cards, in place in a second.

The desk

Everything else, on the same data.

One price database and one engine behind every page, so a number on the scanner is the same number on the chart, in the backtest and in the morning digest.

The GSM scanner: filters on the left, a ranked table of stocks with their Final Call scores on the right

Scanner

Scan the liquid universe for 66 chart patterns and dozens of filters, ranked by the Final Call. Its own footnote says what that ranking can and cannot do.

Strategy Lab: a rule built from conditions on the left, its equity curve against buy and hold on the right

Strategy Lab

Build a rule from conditions and backtest it on a stock’s whole history. Entries fill at the next open, a gap through the stop fills at the gap, and it tells you how likely the result is to be luck.

Screen Replay: a screen tested on every past month, with its excess return over the universe

Screen Replay

Run a screen on every past rebalance date: what it picked, and how that did against the whole universe over the same window.

GEX and options: dollar gamma by strike for SPY, the call and put walls and the regime history

GEX & Options

Dealer gamma by strike from the options chain: the call wall, the put wall, the flip, and the gamma regime for the last 90 trading days.

Smart Money: the combined holdings of 46 fund managers from their 13F filings

Smart Money

The combined 13F portfolio of 46 well-known managers, trades disclosed by members of Congress, and insider filings, straight from the SEC.

The Economy: key conditions such as the yield curve, the Sahm rule and inflation against target

The Economy

37 series from the Fed, the Treasury, the BLS, the BEA, the Census Bureau, the EIA and the CFTC, with the classic warning signs checked for you.

SPY: what followed days like the last one, each figure beside its base rate

Days like today

What followed days like today, for any stock, next to the base rate: gap fills, day-of-week effects, opening ranges.

The Morning Digest: the day's key points, numbered and linked

Morning Digest

The day on one page: the market, the next event, the strongest setups, extreme readings, SEC filings and futures positioning, each linked to its section.

Market Lab heatmap: companies sized by market value and colored by their return

Market Lab

17 market-wide tools: heatmap, sectors, correlations, clusters, pair scans, a factor board, breadth, turbulence, short volume and the IPO pipeline.

The Academy: a lesson on support and resistance with a real chart

Academy

140 topics, each with a Hebrew lesson, an English deep-dive and the engine’s own chart of the idea at work.

Alerts & live rules

Price and event alerts, and live rules: a strategy you backtested, switched on and checked against every new bar with the same logic.

The Board & The Arena

Publish a strategy and GSM re-runs it and ranks it by how likely the result is real. Arenas lock every entry before scoring starts.

Watchlist & Earnings

Your names with their alerts and verdicts, and the earnings calendar for the stocks you follow.

The record

Every number shows how often it happened.

A percentage on its own tells you nothing. GSM puts the base rate beside it and the count above it, so you can see whether the edge is real.

54.1%What happened
After a gap up, SPY’s next day opened higher 54.1% of the time.
56.3%The bar it has to clear
On any day, SPY opens higher 56.3% of the time.
4,772How often it was measured
Every gap-up day since 1993.

So a gap up makes a higher open less likely, not more. Without the base rate, 54% reads like an edge.

Statistics cards for SPY: after a gap up the next day opened higher 54.1% of the time against a base rate of 56.3%, over 4,772 days
A Final Call of +9.2 labelled NO EDGE
When there is no edge, the verdict says NO EDGE.
Next month's expected move of +0.04%, labelled NO EDGE
Next month’s expected move, too small to call.
The scanner's footnote: the score ranks the engine's opinion and is not a validated stock picker
The scanner’s own footnote.

Data

Read from the source.

12,000+ US-listed symbols, searchable by ticker or company name, with daily history back to 1992. Economic data comes from the agencies that publish it.

  • Federal Reserverates, credit, the balance sheet
  • U.S. Treasuryyields and the curve
  • Bureau of Labor Statisticsjobs and inflation
  • Bureau of Economic Analysisgrowth, income and spending
  • Census Bureaueconomic indicators
  • Energy Information Administrationenergy
  • SEC EDGAR13F holdings, insider trades, 8-K filings
  • CFTCfutures positioning
  • Cboeoptions chains and the VIX

Access

GSM is in private beta.

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