One row per tradeable ticker, grouped by the hours it actually trades. Four cycle columns — option-expiry, week of the month, day of the week, time of day — each with its x-axis drawn once at the top and a red line marking where we are in that cycle right now. Then RSI and OBV divergence (a divergence is knowable one candle after its slope endpoint) and the timeportal advice slot. Every clock time is New York market time (ET). Cells carry no numbers on purpose — hover any strip for the full reading. Above the groups sits the market-wide VIX regime strip (from /apps2/volts) — a regime reading, not a direction signal: it says which kind of tape this is, so the other readings' historical stats are judged against the matching regime. Below the board is a condition finder: pick bullish or bearish once, then any mix of day, 10-minute time of day, week of the month, days around monthly expiry (±10) and RSI/OBV divergence, and a list of historical (ticker, date) moments that matched ALL of them prints. Click a row for that ticker's candles at that moment (1-minute where the store has it, otherwise 5-minute — the chart says which). The bot reads the same objects at data.php?machine=1 (version-check with a floor: v ≥ 1). This page judges nothing and forecasts nothing.
Pick bullish or bearish once, then the time frames: weekday, every 10-minute clock time, week of the month, and days around monthly expiry (−7 … 0 … +5). Optionally RSI / OBV. When you search, the short list is every ticker and date where all of those were true at the same time — for example bearish + Monday + 3:00 pm + −3 + RSI. This is a search over history: the number of ticker×date combinations scanned sits next to the hits, so a short list reads as a search result, not a discovery. Direction is that day's own move, not the standing average. Click a row for the tape around that moment.