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Slingshot Squeeze vs Squeeze Signal: 10,515 Trades, Head to Head
We put our two daily triggers head to head across 22 years: Slingshot Squeeze 68.4% of 6,008 trades vs Squeeze Signal 67.4% of 4,507, with era-by-era consistency tables.
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Does Squeeze Tightness Matter? Yellow vs Red vs Black Dots, 4,509 Trades
The tightest squeezes won least often but paid twice as much per trade. We split 4,509 daily long trades by compression tier: yellow, red, and black dots each tell a different risk story.
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The Short Side: Why We Are Long-Biased
Key takeaways The short Slingshot Squeeze won 60.3% of the time, yet its expectancy was about -2.0% per trade. It loses money despite winning…
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Do Our Squeeze Dots Match ThinkorSwim? An Honest Accuracy Note
Key takeaways Our squeeze dots use the same standard math as ThinkorSwim: a Bollinger Band reading sitting inside a Keltner Channel. When that is…
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Squeeze Expectancy by Timeframe: 5-Minute to Weekly
Key takeaways: Across our 22-year backtest, the daily Slingshot Squeeze is the strongest timeframe at +0.93% expectancy per trade. The higher intraday timeframes (4h,…
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The Squeeze Edge Held in Every Era (2004 to Today)
Key takeaways: Across five market eras from 2004 to 2026, the daily Slingshot Squeeze won 66.8% to 70.9% of trades and the daily Squeeze…
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Backtesting the Squeeze: 22 Years, Per Symbol
Key takeaways We backtest every one of our 614 stocks on its own daily history, 2004 to 2026, with one fixed rule set: enter…
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The Runner Finding: Most Big Moves Never Pull Back
Across 22 years, 46% of squeeze trades that ran 1.6 ATR never pulled back to entry. Why most big moves leave without you, in 614 stocks of data.
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Why a Bare Squeeze Has No Edge: A 22-Year Study
A bare squeeze won about 54% over 22 years, the same as a random day, and buying pullbacks did worse. Why the edge is in which squeezes you take.
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Does the Squeeze Actually Work? A 22-Year Study
Over 22 years a bare squeeze won about 54%, no better than random. Filtered for trend and momentum the setups won 67 to 69%. The data, and the caveats.
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