VIKTOR PROTOCOL
Four daily readings (trend, market internals, credit conditions and choppiness) for SPY and QQQ, in one clean dashboard.
Updated after each market close. Cancel any time.
General market information only. Not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
SOUND FAMILIAR?
Headlines say one thing. The chart says another.
Ten tabs open and still no clear picture.
You can't check everything, every day.
Viktor Protocol brings the key readings into one simple view.
WHAT YOU GET
Each reading answers one simple question about the market.
Is the market rising, falling or moving sideways over the long run?
Are most stocks taking part, or just a few big names?
Are bond markets calm, or showing signs of stress?
Is the market trending, or drifting back and forth?
OUR APPROACH
Every reading comes from the same set of rules, applied the same way every day.
Every subscriber sees the same readings. Nothing is tailored to you.
We don't tell you what to buy or sell, and we never access or manage your accounts.
Readings update after each market close. This is not a real-time feed.
Updated after each close. Sample values shown for design review.
A broad uptrend is established, with trend and participation conditions aligned.
How many readings point the same way. It is not a probability of any outcome.
Where the market sits in its cycle. Stages describe current conditions, not a forecast.
HOW THE MODEL READS THE MARKET
Viktor Protocol doesn't rely on a single indicator. It reads the market in layers: the trend first, then how many stocks are taking part, then the bond market, then the character of the price action. Readings change in stages as these layers shift, not on one noisy day.
It starts with the long-term trend. Is the index above or below its long-term average, and is that trend strong or fading?
The daily picture is checked against the weekly chart, so a single rough day does not flip the reading.
It tracks how many stocks are taking part. An index near its highs with fewer stocks joining in is a classic sign of a thinning market.
It watches the bond market for signs of stress, where investor caution can show up early.
Volume and price behaviour help tell a real trend from a market drifting sideways.
SPY and QQQ behave differently, so each one is read with its own calibrated rules.
THE MARKET CYCLE
Markets rarely go from strong to weak overnight. Conditions usually change in steps. Subscribers see which stage the model reads today, so it's clear where the market sits in its cycle.
Price is above its long-term trend and most stocks are taking part.
Price is above its long-term trend and most stocks are taking part.
The index is near its highs, but fewer stocks are joining in.
Participation has stayed weak for weeks. The trend is still up, but the foundation is thinner.
Price has broken its long-term trend, confirmed on the weekly chart.
Price is below its long-term trend and rallies are fading.
Selling pressure is easing and key averages are being reclaimed.
Price is recovering, but the new uptrend has not proven itself yet.
The long-term trend is confirmed up again, and the cycle starts over.
Credit stress and choppy conditions can appear at any stage and are shown as separate flags on the dashboard.
Four daily readings for SPY and QQQ (trend, market internals, credit conditions and choppiness) in one clean dashboard. Nothing to install, no TradingView account needed, cancel any time.
Daily market conditions, summarized in plain language.
Billed monthly • Cancel anytime
Get accessGeneral market information only. Not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Readings come from a rules-based model, can be wrong, and are not tailored to you. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.