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Blast Sheet Components
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The Green Lions Header
The signature banner of the Blast Forecast system. When you see this mark, you are viewing insights powered by the Green Lions methodology and market intelligence.
Ticker
The market’s shorthand identity for a stock, fund, or index. Every trade, price movement, and Blast Forecast metric begins with this symbol. It is the name the market calls The Green Lions by.
r
Correlation Coefficient. A statistical measure showing how closely the price movement of this ticker has aligned with the market over the previous 20 trading days. A value near +1 signals strong movement in the same direction, while a value near –1 shows movement in the opposite direction.
Decimal Ratio
A strength comparison of the Blast Forecast, calculated by dividing the bull magnitude by the bear magnitude. A value above 1.00 signals greater upside force; below 1.00 shows stronger downward pressure.
Date
The last market closing date from which the Blast Forecast was generated. Post-closing, roughly 20 million calculations were processed to prepare projections for the next trading session.
Close
The final dollar price per share at which the ticker last traded when the market closed for the session. This value anchors all post-closing Blast Forecast calculations.
Prev-Close
The final dollar price per share from the previous trading session. This value serves as the reference point before the most recent Close and is used in the Blast Forecast to gauge day-to-day price movement.
Action
The price movement of the ticker between sessions, calculated as Close minus Prev-Close. A positive value signals upward momentum; a negative value shows the ticker stepped down.
Average
Not the ticker’s price average. This value represents the mean result of 190 individual Blast Forecast calculations, providing a consolidated outlook drawn from the model’s internal projections.
SD
Standard Deviation. The measure of how widely the 190 Blast Forecast values are spread out from their Average. A higher SD means the forecasts vary greatly, while a lower SD shows they cluster closely, signaling more agreement within the model.
Minimum
The lowest value among the 190 Blast Forecast projections. Some theoretical forecasts can produce negative results from a single two-point blast line, but because a share price cannot go below zero, any negative outputs are adjusted to 0.00 for this metric.
1st Quartile
A statistical boundary marking the point below which 25% of the 190 Blast Forecast values fall. It represents the lower quarter of the model’s projected range—where the most conservative outcomes gather.
Median
The midpoint of the 190 Blast Forecast values—the level at which half the projections fall below and half rise above. Because 190 is an even number, the median is found by taking the average of the two central forecast values, giving a balanced center of the model’s projected range.
3rd Quartile
A statistical boundary marking the point below which 75% of the 190 Blast Forecast values fall. It represents the upper quarter of the model’s projected range—where the more optimistic outcomes begin to gather.
Maximum
The highest value among the 190 Blast Forecast projections. While some theoretical calculations may produce extreme results, this number reflects the upper bound of the model’s outlook for the next trading session.
Trigger
A signal that identifies whether the Close price is trading inside or outside the Blast Forecast range. If the Close falls below the 1st Quartile or above the 3rd Quartile, the model returns Break (Exside). If the Close remains between Q1 and Q3, it returns Range (Inside).
Trigger Break
A directional signal returned only when the Trigger indicates the Close has moved outside the Blast Forecast range. If the Close price falls below Q1, the output is Bear. If the Close rises above Q3, the output is Bull. If the Close rests between Q1 and Q3, this field returns N/A.
Bias
A directional reading of the Blast Forecast’s internal momentum. If the Bull Magnitude exceeds the Bear Magnitude, the output is Bull. If the two magnitudes are equal, it returns Flat. If the Bear Magnitude is greater, the output is Bear.
Bear/Puts Ratio
A single-digit fractional expression of the model’s downside force. The Bear Magnitude is compared against the Bull Magnitude and converted into the nearest fraction between 1/9 and 9/1. Higher fractions signal stronger bearish pressure, while lower fractions reflect weaker downward influence.
Bull/Calls Ratio
A single-digit fractional expression of the model’s upside force. The Bull Magnitude is compared against the Bear Magnitude and converted into the nearest fraction between 1/9 and 9/1. Higher fractions signal stronger bullish pressure, while lower fractions reflect weaker upward influence.
Bear/Puts Ceiling
A strengthened reading of downside force that applies a ceiling function, which means rounding up to the nearest whole-number fraction step. The Bear Magnitude is compared against the Bull Magnitude and converted into the nearest single-digit fraction between 1/9 and 9/1, but always rounded upward to reflect the ceiling rule. Higher fractions signal stronger bearish pressure.
Bull/Calls Ceiling
A strengthened reading of the model’s upside force, calculated by applying the ceiling function, which rounds values up to the next valid fractional step. The Bull Magnitude is compared against the Bear Magnitude and converted into the nearest single-digit fraction between 1/9 and 9/1, always rounded upward according to the ceiling rule. Higher fractions indicate stronger bullish pressure.
Bear Magnitude
The total downward force within the Blast Forecast, calculated as the sum of all forecast values that fall below the Close price out of the 190 projections. The greater this number, the stronger the model’s bearish pressure.
Bear Count
The number of Blast Forecast projections that fall below the Close price out of the 190-forecast model. The higher the Bear Count, the more frequently the forecast visions lean to the downside.
Ave Bear
The average value of all Blast Forecast projections that fall below the Close price within the 190-model set. It reflects the typical depth of bearish pressure, showing how far the bear side tends to reach beneath the current level.
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