ZeroGEX · Scorecard

SPX · Thu, Nov 5, 2026

SPX · 2026-11-05 — Best: Vol Expansion −0.55%. Regime: transition.

Playbook calls
0
No persisted cards today
Best signal (60m)
Vol Expansion
−0.55%
Worst signal (60m)
Vol Expansion
−0.55%
Closing regime
transition
MSI close
0.5

All signals · 60-minute forward return

  • Tape Flow Bias+2.03%
    1 flips · 1 scored · 1W 0L
  • Zero Dte Position Imbalance+2.03%
    1 flips · 1 scored · 1W 0L
  • Gamma Vwap Confluence+2.00%
    1 flips · 1 scored · 1W 0L
  • Gex Gradientnot scorable
    9 flips · 0 scored · 0W 0L
  • Market Pressurenot scorable
    3 flips · 0 scored · 0W 0L
  • Squeeze Setupnot scorable
    2 flips · 0 scored · 0W 0L
  • Vol Expansion−0.55%
    12 flips · 3 scored · 1W 2L
  • Positioning Trap−2.03%
    1 flips · 1 scored · 0W 1L
About this scorecard
Daily aggregate of the ZeroGEX engine’s output for SPX. “Playbook calls” counts every non-STAND_DOWN Action Card persisted that day, midnight to midnight Eastern, so it includes calls issued before the open; each one has its own /cards/<id> permalink. “Best/Worst signal” picks the signal whose direction-flip events that day produced the highest/lowest average 60-minute forward return on SPX, with a 2-flip minimum so a single outlier doesn’t crown a signal of the day. “Scored” is how many of a signal’s flips could be graded: the forward price always comes from the same regular session, so a flip inside the last 60 minutes has nothing to grade against and is counted but not scored. A signal that only fires near the bell can read “not scorable” for a whole session - that is an absent measurement, not a flat one. The receipt is immutable once written - the engine cannot retroactively edit a published scorecard.