One authoritative explanation of how every Titan call, tool, chart and product is produced — coverage, inputs, scoring, research practice, update policy, limits and changelog. Product pages summarise and link here; they do not duplicate or contradict it. It is maintained as a reviewed, versioned record.
Each surface on the site — a research post, a tool, a product page, a chart — is produced under the same stated discipline. Here is what each part means.
01 · Coverage
What the method applies to
The framework is applied consistently across the instruments and sessions the desk covers — global equities and the indices, commodities, rates and currencies that move them. New coverage is added under the same scoring rules, not a looser bar. Nothing is cherry-picked in or out after the fact.
02 · Inputs
Where the evidence comes from
Views are built from market data, positioning and flow, the macro and earnings calendar, and the desk’s own indicator work. Every published figure carries a stated source and an as-of date so a reader can see what it was drawn from and when. The specific components and their weights are proprietary; the fact that a claim is sourced and dated is not.
03 · Scoring
How a call is graded
A dated call is scored on direction over its stated window and resolves to one outcome: confirmed (target reached), partial (direction right, full move incomplete) or missed (did not play out). Misses are retained. Verified accuracy is the percent of scored calls whose direction was correct — it is not a return figure.
04 · Research practice
How a view is formed
Each session is read through the same framework rather than a daily hunch: the forces first, then location, then confirmation, then application, then a verdict. The same market is expressed across instruments and timeframes; the method is what keeps those reads consistent instead of contradictory.
05 · Update policy
Cadence and versioning
Data surfaces are refreshed on a stated cadence and stamped with the run date. The method itself is versioned: a material change to how calls are scored or produced creates a new version and a dated changelog entry, so past records stay readable under the rules that produced them.
06 · Limits
What the method does not claim
A dated directional record shows whether a published view was right about direction over its window. It does not establish realised trading returns, position sizing, fees or slippage, and it is not a forecast of future accuracy. The full boundaries are set out in the disclosures.
Versioned records
Changes are reviewed, not silent.
The method is maintained as a reviewed, versioned record. A material change — to coverage, inputs, scoring or the update policy — creates a new method version and a dated changelog entry. Historic calls remain scored under the version in force when they were filed, so the record is never quietly re-graded.
Current version
v1 — the current published rules for coverage, inputs and scoring.
Review owner
The Titan Protect research desk owns the method and signs off each version.
Changelog
Material changes are dated and summarised here as new versions are published.
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