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2 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 0 still active

CTKS Method profile imageCTKS Method11 Nov 2025, 03:16 UTC
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Signals
2
Eligible signals in this source
Open
0
Still being tracked
Resolved
2
Evaluable outcomes
Successful
0
Canonical correct result
Failed
2
Canonical failed result
Resolved success
0%
Open and excluded signals omitted
Source overview

AI-generated source summary

The analysis focuses on the relationship between VIX and Bitcoin, noting that when VIX spikes, Bitcoin tends to fall, and when VIX is low, Bitcoin tends to rise. The speaker also highlights the importance of understanding intermarket correlations and how to use indicators like the CTKS method for identifying potential price movements and support/resistance levels. The presentation showcases various assets including crypto, stocks, commodities, and yields, emphasizing the CTKS method's ability to provide an institutional-grade edge in all market conditions.

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Case timeline

Evidence and evaluation progress

  1. Original source published

    The analyst published the original source item.

  2. First prediction resolved

    The first evaluable outcome in this case reached a terminal result.

  3. Case evaluation completed

    All evaluable predictions in this case reached terminal outcomes.

  4. Source recorded by Tahlil Plus

    The public source was preserved as the evidence record for this case.

  5. Market predictions extracted

    2 eligible signals linked to this case.

  6. Outcome tracking started

    Tahlil Plus began monitoring the extracted predictions.

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Tracked signals
687
Historical success
41.8%
Methodology & disclosure

Tahlil Plus independently records and evaluates public market predictions. Extraction may be AI-assisted and results follow the Tahlil Plus methodology. This information is not financial advice.