Dislocation Engine replaces Trade Signals
- New: the Dislocation Engine ranks each covered stock's valuation against its own trailing ten-year range, scores how oversold the tape is, and applies a quality-trajectory filter that separates a dislocation from a falling knife.
- Every surface showing what followed past instances also shows the instances that kept falling — the share, the worst outcomes, and the survivorship limits of the history.
- Nothing is published below fifteen past instances: too few episodes to describe a tendency, so no statistics are shown at all.
- Alerts fire on state entry and depth milestones only, with a per-stock cooldown, a market-regime clamp, and a 48-hour blackout before scheduled earnings.
- Removed: the two backtested trade-signal setups (20-day pullback and 200-day extension-fade) and their scan, pages, and alerts. The published base rates were selected from a variant sweep on the full sample, which is an in-sample result, and we would rather ship a record we can stand behind than keep a number we cannot reproduce.