To bet against a sharp market move, expecting a price that jumped or crashed too fast to turn back around.
Contrarian trading, textbook definition. The history of the fade
Markets overreact. When one does, our algorithm grades the moment A to F and turns it into one question anyone can answer:
A green line. A red line. Which one hits first? Pick a line, and it shows you exactly what it pays.
We turn trades into predictions. Start free with a paper account. Every call we have ever made is settled on a public record, wins and losses alike.
SETTLED ON A PUBLIC RECORD · WINS AND LOSSES ALIKE
Every card is a live graded setup off the real
One race on each major, refreshed every day. Two lines sit the same distance above and below the open price. Pick the line that prints first. Win and the printed amount pays; no touch inside 24 hours returns your stake in full.
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Every card is a live graded setup off the real board, refreshed every minute. The grade is our published prior, never the question: you are predicting the price.
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The algorithm only fires on real overreactions, and that selectivity IS the record. A quiet board means no honest question to ask right now, and we will never invent one. The daily races above run on the majors every day, so there is always something to predict. When a fade prints, it appears here within a minute or two.
Pick a line on any live market and it lands here, riding the tape until it settles. Your record builds pick by pick, wins and losses alike.
It scans 150+ names all day. When a price moves too far too fast, it grades the moment A to F against the conditions the research says matter: volume, news, structure, size of the move.
Two prices on the card, each with its payout printed. Your pick is a real position underneath: a $100 paper stake at the maximum leverage the asset allows, take profit at your price. Your price hits and the printed amount pays, or the stake is gone. Never more than your stake.
Prices come off the public tape. We are never the counterparty and we never hold your money. Paper today; connecting your own exchange account comes next, with real-money routing gated by account status and region.
The moment either price prints on the public tape, the market settles. If one coarse reading trips both, the losing line counts first. We settle against ourselves, never for ourselves.
No answer inside 72 hours: the position closes at the market price and you keep what it is worth. On the public record the question settles NO. Our published win rates exclude timeouts; the market counts them. Two different numbers, both printed.
We grade the questions and we settle them, so we never take a side. The grade and both prices freeze the moment the question opens. Nothing is regraded in hindsight, and every settled question stays on the record, wins and losses alike.
Check the record before you trust a single card. Rates shown exclude timeouts and say so.
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The full version race and forward-test method live on the algorithm page. The version race is displayed as proof and is never something you can bet on.
In craps, to fade a shooter was to take the bet against the man rolling: betting against the crowd's hero. The oldest meaning is the modern one. Stand against the excitement.
Floor traders start fading the gap and fading the move, trading against the morning's panic. It stays slang: everyone knows the word, nobody writes the rules down.
De Bondt and Thaler publish the landmark paper: markets systematically overreact, and yesterday's extreme losers beat yesterday's extreme winners. The fade stops being slang and becomes a documented market anomaly. The title of that paper is literally our thesis.
Lehmann (1990) documents short-term reversals. Conrad and coauthors (1993) find reversals strongest on high volume. Chan (2003) shows moves with no news behind them reverse hardest: panic without a reason snaps back. Nagel (2012) frames the profit as payment for standing in when others must get out.
An algorithm reads every extreme move against those same conditions and grades it A to F. Every call frozen at grade time, settled in public, wins and losses alike. And now anyone can play it: pick a line.
Naeem Al-Obaidi has traded these exact setups for over a decade. 1st place, WEEX Trading Battle, Dubai: a live competition with a public result. The algorithm is his method written down, graded the same way on a record anyone can check, and he trades the calls live on stream: same cards, real positions, wins and losses on camera. Competition results are not income claims. We do not do income claims.
One question at a time. Pick a line. The stake is fixed, the leverage is set for you, the exit is automatic.
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