The full five-signal version of our ThinkorSwim study plots every formation that survived testing in both halves of the sample, colour-coded by direction, and prints the measured 21-day outcome on the chart as each one fires. The free version on the public site plots one of the five.
Everything that failed the two-era test — the golden cross, the death cross, breakouts on volume, crashes, 52-week lows, oversold dip signals — is absent. It is not an oversight; those are the results. The full table shows every number.
Daily charts only: the statistics were measured on daily bars, and intraday aggregations fire the conditions on the wrong bars. These are average tilts across hundreds of thousands of events and the spread of individual outcomes dwarfs them — historical description, not a trading signal. ThinkorSwim is a trademark of Charles Schwab; this study is not affiliated with or endorsed by Schwab.
All seven tools, the full two-year feed, the JSON API and email alerts, refreshed every morning. A free quarterly sample of the dataset needs no account.
See plansFree sampleFive formations that survived the two-era test: one-day pops, vertical runs, upper band breaks and RSI above 70 (all followed by lag) and pullbacks in an uptrend (followed by outperformance), each with the measured 21-day outcome printed beside the arrow.
Because across 47,325 golden crosses there was no reliable signal in either era. The study only plots what the data supported.
Yes — a one-signal version is on the free tools page. Members get all five.
Use daily charts. The statistics were measured on daily bars, and intraday aggregations fire the conditions on the wrong bars.