ORINGrade a chart

We publish our accuracy.

Every analysis carries a confidence number, and every confidence number is a claim: setups scored 70–80 should resolve favourably about three-quarters of the time. This page checks that claim against what actually happened, across every ORIN account. Nothing here is selected, smoothed or held back.

Resolved, platform-wide
45

of 100 before a curve is published.

Bands with data
5

of 6 tracked.

Steering confidence
Not yet

Confidence is the model’s own number.

The platform — said versus happened

45 resolved outcomes, against a floor of 100. Below that floor the rates below are shown but not used: confidence stays the model’s own uncalibrated number and every analysis says so. Fitting a curve to a sample this size would make the number worse while making it sound better, which is the exact trade this page exists to refuse.

Confidence bandIt happenedSample
<5046.4%n=28
50–6050.0%n=2
60–7025.0%n=8
70–8040.0%n=5
80–900.0%n=2
90+n=0
Your record

Sign in to see the same table computed from your own resolved trades. Yours is what actually calibrates the confidence you are shown — the platform curve above is the anchor it starts from before you have a record of your own.

What this page is, exactly
  • The top table is every ORIN account pooled. It crosses markets, timeframes and rule packs, which is what makes it reachable at all — and also why it carries a lower evidence floor than a claim about one market would. Your own table is computed separately and is never folded into it.
  • Only taken trades count. A setup you passed on carries a counterfactual, not an outcome, and mixing the two would publish a hit rate for a population that includes trades nobody was in.
  • A resolved outcome means the market reached the stop or the first target. Ambiguous bars that span both resolve as the stop — assuming the good fill is how backtests flatter themselves.
  • Misses stay on the page. A band that reads worse than it claimed is the reason the page is worth reading.

ORIN grades setups; it never tells you to buy or sell. Decision support, not advice. Past resolution rates are a record of what happened, not a promise about what will. How these cells are computed and floored is documented in the methodology, the grade’s nine factors are published in the engine write-up, and the setup families being tracked live in the Trade Playbook.