Volatility is not evenly distributed. It arrives on a schedule — storage seasons, expiry weeks, harvest windows, storm season — and it arrives in different markets each month. AlphaRadar tells you which ones are due, and which of those is closest to moving right now.
Three markets a day. Not thirty. No signals, no forecasts.
Every scanner on the market has the same flaw: it shows you everything and leaves the hard part to you. Which of these forty alerts is worth my morning? By the time you decide, the move has happened.
Only markets with a live seasonal driver are tracked at all. In a given month that is a handful — and the handful changes as the calendar turns. Everything else is ignored, deliberately.
A seasonal window is a wide statement in week one. By week three, with a catalyst days away and the range tightening, it has become a specific one. The ranking moves with it.
The point is to be positioned before the expansion, not chasing it after. Compression is the tell, and it shows up days before anything appears on a chart.
One message, when the order changes. Not a feed to monitor — a shortlist that tells you where to point your own analysis today.
Position one is where the calendar, the clock and the price action agree most strongly. Position three is worth a look. There is no position eight, because you would not trade it.
Not “sometime this week”. The exact release, the exact session, in your timezone — with quiet hours so nothing wakes you for something you cannot trade.
Headlines are read for whether they support what the calendar already expects, or cut against it. You see the divergence between the story and the tape.
Storm season is at its climatological peak while the autumn refinery turnaround opens. Quarterly expiry lands on the 18th. That is what the roster reflects — and within it, the order changes daily.
The top three are sent to Telegram when the order shifts. The rest sit on your dashboard.
Storage has to be drawn down in winter. Contracts expire on fixed dates. Refineries shut for maintenance between demand peaks. These are not statistical patterns that stop working — they are how the market is plumbed.
Each market is judged against thirty sessions of its own history, not against some universal threshold. A quiet day in crude is not a quiet day in an index, and the scoring knows the difference.
When a market has already made its move, it drops down the list. Most tools only know how to say go. Knowing when you have missed it is worth as much.
What was ranked, when, and on what basis — kept and published. You can look back at any month and check whether the shortlist was worth reading.
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