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Live Tape

The Live Tape prints triple locks and only triple locks: a line appears when a ticker's Alpha Bands regime is confirmed on all three clocks of a set, and at no other time. Two sets print — the intraday set (30 minutes, 2 hours, daily) and the swing set (2 hours, daily, weekly). No single-clock flips, no oscillator chatter, no engine telemetry. If it's on the tape, everything already agrees.

Coming soon. The Live Tape is on hold until the platform runs on live prices; this page describes how it will work.

Reading the lines

Every line is one completed lock: the time it completed, the ticker, and the set that locked. The color is the direction — green prints with the bulls, red with the bears. That is the entire vocabulary:

INTRADAY LOCK
The 30-minute, 2-hour and daily Alpha Bands regimes locked the same direction on a name — the moment the last disagreeing clock flipped into line.
Read: The intraday horizon agreeing top to bottom. The same row sits in the Alignment page's Intraday list for as long as the lock holds.
SWING LOCK
The 2-hour, daily and weekly regimes locked the same direction — the multi-day horizon agreeing top to bottom.
Read: The slower, heavier print. Fewer of these fire, and they define the swing list on the Alignment page.

Choosing the stream

Three rows of choices sit above the tape. The first is what it watches: Triple locks, the confirmed three-clock list described above; Alpha Bands, the newest regime flips across the scan; or one of your own saved scripts, which appears once you have one. The second row picks the lock set — All, Intraday or Swing — and applies only to the lock list, since the other sources carry their own clock. The third narrows to stocks or crypto.

A script source is a single sweep over the largest 120 names, run in your own browser, reflecting the moment you picked it. Triple locks and Alpha Bands refresh by themselves; a script does not.

Tape vs Alignment

The tape is the flow; Alignment is the state. When a set completes, the tape prints the moment it happened, and the Alignment page keeps the row on its list for as long as the lock holds. The tape will be a Max surface that prints as sets complete; the Alignment page is included in every plan, 5 minutes later for Pro.

A lock prints when its completing leg closes on a confirmed bar — never intrabar, never repainted. Quiet stretches are normal and honest: three clocks rarely fall into line, and the badge reads STREAMING only while fresh prints are actually arriving.