Consecutive Day Prediction

It asks one question: after several green (or red) days in a row, what usually happens next? Every number counts how often each outcome happened in the past.

• Current Streak: how many same-coloured daily candles just happened. Next-Day Bias: which way history leans for tomorrow after a streak of that exact length.
• Live Streak Continuation Odds: the chance the streak stretches by one, two, three... more days. Odds shrink fast, because long streaks are rare.
• Run tables: columns 1-10 are the streak length (the top row shows which weekday each streak day falls on; the current one is outlined). Rows show how the following day ended, and how many samples that is based on.
• Dimmed cells are based on fewer than 5 cases. Numbers are smoothed toward the long-run average so a tiny sample never shows 0% or 100%.
• Forward Probability Path: a rough 5-day look ahead that blends the streak odds with how each weekday usually behaves.

Example: If a Down 4 streak reads 5th day 35%, 6th day 15%, 7th day 5%, each extra red day is much less likely than the one before: a tendency, not a rule.

Unsure about a word? Click the i next to any heading, or open the Beginner's Guide. Statistics describe the past and are not financial advice.