This page explains the structure and wording used in the quarterly IDMM report.
The report is designed to present measurable market behavior in a structured way. It is not intended to provide predictions, signals, or trading instructions.
The report summarizes how price behaved after specific IDMM levels were reached. It is a research document built around observed outcomes under defined conditions.
The total number of trading days included in the study period.
The number of days in which a valid level occurrence was present for that market.
The percentage of total trading days in which a valid level occurrence was present.
The number of days in which both sides of the structure were reached in the same session.
The percentage of occurrence days that also resulted in a reversal.
The ML1 side is presented as a ladder. Each step narrows the condition.
This structure shows how often behavior remained aligned with the side of the level that was reached.
The MS1 side is also presented as a ladder.
The ordering matters. A close at or below MS1 is a narrower condition than a close at or below the open.
Of the times ML1 was reached, how often did the day also reverse.
Of the times MS1 was reached, how often did the day also reverse.
These percentages provide a conditional view of reversal behavior from the standpoint of the level that was reached.
The report is meant to expose market behavior in a structured format. The reader decides how that information is used.
Future reports may expand the framework to include extended levels and results based on patterns, including intraday behavior and patterns that appear on daily charts.