Daily K Dictionary20 Years of Historical Pattern Research
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Set your conditions, read the historical tendency and distribution, then trace the evidence.
HISTORICAL STRATEGY TEST
1-Day K Strategy Test Results
What these results show: Historical 1-day sequences that met every selected condition in order, plus their actual next-session returns.
Historical TendencyWaiting for historical samples
Run a search to see a plain-language summary of the historical result.
Versus Market—Market baseline —
80% Historical Range—10th to 90th percentile
Strong Gain / Loss—Next session ≥2% / ≤-2%
Yearly Consistency—Years with a positive average
Historical SamplesHistorical SamplesThe total number of historical 1-Day K sequences matching the selected metrics, exchanges, dates, and special-session setting. Overlapping sequences are counted separately.—
Historical Up RateHistorical Up RateThe share of matched samples whose next-session close was above the final pattern day's close. It is not a guaranteed probability.—
Average ReturnAverage ReturnThe arithmetic average return from the final pattern day's close to the next session's close.—
Median ReturnMedian ReturnThe middle next-session return after sorting all matched samples, which reduces the influence of outliers.—
These figures describe frequencies in historical samples. They show how similar cases were distributed, not what the next session will do.
Next-Session Return Distribution
Next-Session Return DistributionEach middle bar represents a one-percentage-point return interval. The outer bars group extreme samples beyond the visible range. Select a bar to filter the sample list; select it again to clear.Historical Samples
Historical SamplesThese are the real 1-Day K records behind the summary above. Open any row to inspect the full sequence, daily similarity, and next-session outcome.| Date | Stock | Exchange | Pattern-Day Return | 20-Day Relative Volume | Condition Status | Next-Session Return |
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The free public beta records an anonymous visitor ID, referral source, and search parameters. The current universe mainly covers actively traded common stocks and may contain survivorship bias. Historical research only. Not investment advice.
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