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Triple Signals

One timeframe agreeing is an opinion; three agreeing is a signal. The Signals page lists a ticker only while the IQ Bands regime points the same way on all three clocks of its horizon. No partial setups, no maybes — if it's on the list, the alignment is complete right now.

The gate

Every scan, every tracked ticker's regime is read per clock. A name enters the list the moment all three clocks agree and leaves the moment one disagrees. Because each leg is itself a close-confirmed IQ Bands regime, a triple can't be created by a wick or an intrabar spike — the gate inherits the whole suite's discipline.

Direction is stated once per row, by the side chip — the three clocks are aligned by definition, so repeating the direction per clock would be noise. The design is quiet because the information is binary: aligned, or absent.

Two horizons

HorizonClocksBuilt for
Swing30m · 2H · 1DPosition entries with the day-to-week trend. Updated on the platform scan cadence.
Short Term1m · 5m · 15mIntraday momentum on the retail 25 + BTC/ETH. Fed live by the minute engine during the session.

The toggle at the top of the page switches horizons. They are the same idea at two speeds — the swing gate filters weeks of noise, the short-term gate filters minutes of it.

SIGNALS · Swing · 30m 2H 1D · Triple Signals
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PLACEHOLDER — signals shot: the Signals page with a handful of swing triples listed, side chips visible, one row's Since column showing a fresh completion.

Reading the table

Since is the column that matters most: it dates the moment the third clock joined, which is the moment the signal was born. A triple that completed an hour ago and one that has held for two weeks are different trades — early alignment is an entry, old alignment is a hold. The per-clock ages tell you which leg is youngest, and the youngest leg is always the one that will break the triple first.

Cadence

Swing triples refresh with the platform scan — roughly every half hour to hour around the clock. Short Term rows update every minute during the US session, with BTC and ETH scanned around the clock. The feed line under the table says plainly whether the feed is live or paused; when the market is closed the page says so instead of pretending.

The moment a short-term triple locks or releases it also prints on the Live Tape — the tape carries the moment, this page carries the state.