Ask the Proof
Plain-English explanations of every logged call, drawn from the public scorecard and signal log. Educational only — never personalized buy/sell advice.
⚠ Educational estimates only — not financial advice. Ask the Proof explains logged calls and public results; it never recommends what you should buy or sell. The full 38-pattern deep-dive on any stock is an on-demand look (Pro 2 free/day, Expert 5 free/day — see pricing).
Questions, answered plainly
What this box does, where its answers come from, and what it will not do.
What is Ask the Proof?
It is a free question box over our public record. You can ask why a stock was flagged, what a pattern means, or how the scorecard and the forward test are really doing, and it answers in plain English from the calls we have already logged - wins and losses alike.
Does it tell me what to buy or sell?
No. Ask the Proof explains what we logged and why, and it never gives personalized buy/sell advice. Every answer is an educational estimate, not a recommendation, and it is covered by the same not-financial-advice line as the rest of the site.
How many questions can I ask each day?
A signed-in account gets a daily allowance by plan: Free 3 questions a day, Starter 10, Pro 30, Expert 100, resetting after midnight Singapore time. Visitors who are not signed in keep a per-address throttle instead of a daily account allowance.
Where do the answers come from?
Only from the public record: the logged signal history, the scorecard and the published list of algorithms we cut. It will not invent a number, and when a pattern has no live calls yet it says so rather than quoting another pattern's figures.
Can it give me the full 38-pattern deep-dive on a stock?
Not free in chat. The full 38-pattern report on a stock is an on-demand look, separate from the daily signal allowance - Pro gets 2 free a day and Expert 5, and extra looks come in packs of 5 for $30 or 10 for $50. See pricing for the detail.
Is Ask the Proof financial advice?
No. It is an educational information service over our own published record. Nothing it returns is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, and you trade at your own risk through your own broker.
More detail: the public scorecard · the live forward-test record · the on-demand deep-dive.