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InDecision organizes market inputs into competing bull and bear cases. The six factors are trend, momentum, structure, volume, sentiment and macro context. The output is a directional assessment with a conviction tier, intended as an input to a wider decision process.
The DualCaseAggregator compares the cases rather than treating a single score as a trade instruction. Direction, conviction and execution are separate concerns: a downstream system still needs its own sizing, risk and timing checks. Conviction is a model score, not a calibrated probability of profit.
Foresight and Leverage used InDecision in earlier trading designs; both are historical integrations. This case study describes the engineering approach. It does not present an audited accuracy rate or investment return.
Sample data · not connected to a live service. Displayed trades and P&L are illustrative, not verified results.
- 01 →Six factor scorers
- 02 →Bull & bear cases
- 03 →Case comparison
- 04 ✓Bias & conviction
Trend, momentum, structure, volume, sentiment and macro inputs inform competing bull and bear cases. Their comparison produces a directional assessment, not a guaranteed outcome.
Design relationships across the documented systems; these links do not indicate current service uptime.