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We don't grade ourselves on a curve.
Every pre-market call in Flow Maps Pro gets checked against what the tape actually did, the same day, in public. No cherry-picking the wins, no quiet edits after the fact. Three outcomes: CONFIRMED, CONFIRMED PARTIAL, or INVALIDATED.
Wednesday's session is a good example of what that actually looks like:
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SPY — CONFIRMED. Held the pivot all day and briefly cleared its $775 target before fading into the close.
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NVDA — CONFIRMED. Reclaimed and defended $216.00 from the opening 15-minute candle onward, ran to $222.21 intraday, and settled at $219.22 (+1.55%).
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QQQ — CONFIRMED PARTIAL. Confirmed a 15-minute close below its $722.50 pivot at 11:15 AM and stayed below pivot for the rest of the session, closing $717.30 — a full $5.20 under. It didn't fully play out, and we said so.
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That third line is the point. A research service that only shows you the SPY and NVDA calls isn't giving you the full picture. QQQ's partial grade is on the record right alongside the wins, because the track record only means something if it includes the misses.
Every session going back is graded the same way, on the same public page.
No sign-up required to view it.
If you've been reading the free breakdowns and want the full pre-market report — pivots, options flow, positioning, and six R:R trade structures on SPY, QQQ, and NVDA before the open, every trading day — the paid tier is where that lives.
Talk tomorrow,
Flow Maps Pro
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Flow Maps Pro is an educational platform providing institutional macro market research, order flow analysis, and mathematical data for educational and informational purposes only. We are not registered financial advisors, broker-dealers, or commodity trading advisors (CTAs). While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, pricing, strikes, dates, and trade levels may contain errors or become outdated without notice. No content, tools, or trade frameworks shared constitute a personalized recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security, option, or financial instrument. Options trading involves a high degree of risk and can result in the loss of your entire principal. Past performance or options flow anomalies do not guarantee future market results.
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