Daily Drill
One chart. Everyone. Today.
Yesterday's NQ New York open, from the bell. Eight calls, one bar at a time. Everyone plays the same open — share your row, then see what the market did next.
Keys: H higher · L lower · Enter next
No hindsight
Anyone can draw the arrow afterwards.
On Docht the read comes first, and the order is enforced by the database — not by asking people to be honest.
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The future isn't sent
Before you commit, the server returns candles only up to the checkpoint. Later candles and the grading rule never reach your browser.
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Commit and reveal are one act
Your read is written and the outcome returned in the same transaction. There is no moment where you can see the move and still change your answer.
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One read, graded by price
Each exercise takes one read per trader and it can't be replaced. Where the creator sets price levels, the first level the market touches decides — not the creator.
Application
Practise the decision, not the hindsight.
Every exercise starts with a real historical market moment and ends with a review of the read you actually committed.