You get up, you open the chart, and then… total fog

If you’ve been trading for more than a few months, you know that moment. The market opens. You hesitate. Long? Short? You check a YouTuber’s analysis, Twitter sentiment, two indicators that contradict each other. You end up clicking. And three candles later your stop is hit on a wick nobody saw coming.

Do you recognise yourself in this?

• You change your bias three times in a morning because no source gives you real conviction
• You take positions that get stopped out on false moves, then the market goes in the direction you originally predicted
• You trade on intuition or feeling, because you have no objective data to validate your thesis
• You have no idea of the real probability that a green candle will be followed by a red one the next day
• You place your stop losses “at random”, too tight or too wide, because nobody ever told you the optimal statistical distance
• You miss the best setups because you weren’t aware that on that particular day, statistically, 9 times out of 10 the market ends in the opposite direction to the open

How many accounts do you have to burn before you stop guessing?

The real cost of trading without data: it isn’t the money, it’s the confidence

It isn’t a €200 loss that destroys you. It’s getting up the next day knowing you’ll have to make another decision, in the same fog, with the same knot in your stomach.

It’s that voice whispering “you don’t belong here” after your third stop of the week. It’s the hours spent backtesting by hand, drawing supports and resistances that never hold, stacking 7 indicators on your chart hoping one of them will save you.

And meanwhile, some traders are taking the same setups as you, but with information you don’t have: the real statistical probability that the move will reach a certain level, that a candle will close in a certain direction, that a gap will be filled during the day.

They aren’t guessing. They know.

What if markets weren’t as random as all that?

Here’s what nobody tells you clearly: markets have a statistical memory. Over 25 years, certain behaviours repeat with a regularity that exceeds 80, 85, sometimes 90% recurrence.

• The number of times a gap is filled during the day on the Dow Jones? Measurable.
• The probability that a red monthly candle is followed by a green one the next month? Measurable.
• The average distance between the open and the low of the day on the S&P 500 on a Tuesday? Measurable.
• The hour of the day when volatility statistically explodes most often? Measurable.

The problem isn’t that the data doesn’t exist. It’s that nobody has ever aggregated, calculated and presented it in a tool a trader can use in 3 minutes in the morning before the open.

Until now.

Trading Analytics: the platform that turns 25 years of data into an actionable directional bias

Trading Analytics is a web platform developed by Cédric (Elite), independent trader and software engineer by training, founder of EliteProfit. It compiles more than 25 years of historical data and millions of candles across the main indices and traded instruments.

It took thousands of hours to build Trading Analytics, and it is the fruit of thousands of hours of analysis and thinking before that.

In three clicks, you get the statistical directional bias for the hour, day, week and month you’re trading. You see the probability that a gap will be filled, the optimal distance for your stop loss, the hours of the day when highs and lows form most often, and more. The list of possibilities is long.

No more intuition. No more “feeling”. Numbers. Probabilities. Decisions made with full knowledge of the facts.

What you get concretely (and what it changes for your trading)

The numbers behind the platform

Real proof: what happened on 8 April 2025

You’ll think this is a story arranged after the fact. Except that it is all still visible on the free EliteProfit Discord, time-stamped, before the move happened.

Act 1 — The day before: the market gives a clue nobody reads

On 7 April, the Dow Jones prints a large indecisive candle with wide wicks. The kind of candle that leaves you puzzled: trend? reversal? bounce? On Twitter, it’s war. Some predict a return to the highs, others a free fall.

Cédric lets people talk. These are only opinions, with no value whatsoever. Just noise.

Act 2 — The day itself: the trap closes exactly as expected

On the morning of 8 April, Cédric opens Trading Analytics. He cross-references the statistics of the previous day’s candle with the probabilities for the day. The verdict: across 20 years of data, this particular scenario ends in a red candle with a new low in 75% of cases.

Before the US open, the Dow Jones heads higher. Strongly. Convincingly. Traders following their intuitive bullish bias go long. Green candles stack up.

Then comes the US Open. Another strong push. New highs… in wicks only. The market tries. Fails. Tries again. Fails again.

For anyone who knows the Trading Analytics statistics, this is the exact signal expected. The window is open. Elite shorts.

Act 3 — The result: 1000 points Short and a Long disaster avoided

The market collapses. 1000 points of short.

That is not luck. It is a decision taken on data, communicated publicly before the fact, and verified afterwards. And it happens again, day after day, because factual numbers are indisputable.

And this is not an isolated event!

Why?

Because statistically high-probability events happen every single day!

Here is another incredible example for anyone without the Trading Analytics data.

The impossible trade: 27 March 2025

Opening Analytics on the evening of Wednesday 26 March, Cédric observes a probability of a new Daily low above 66% for the candle of 27 March.

Act 1 — Intriguing clues

On 27 March, during the Asian and European sessions, the Nasdaq produces an intriguing phenomenon.

It falls broadly as expected over the day, but the high of the day we observe has, statistically, never occurred once.

Never! Not a single day in 20 years!

Act 2 — US Open: the 100% probability trader trap

The US opens. A small timid rise for a few minutes, then a fresh aggressive, brutal, convincing drop. It really is bearish.

Yes, except that this high still has no occurrence in 20 years. So statistically there is still a 99.99% chance we will go and make a new high during the day.

So when an opportunity for the start of a rally appears, Cédric doesn’t hesitate, he goes Long, targeting the high at 0% probability.

Act 3 — The trap, episode 2

After a +7R trade against a statistically impossible event, the day wasn’t over.

After that monumental V-shaped bullish reversal and that new high, all the amateur traders go Long, and those who were short have been stopped out.

But on Analytics, despite that fine profitable rally, we still expected the day to end red, with a new low.

So after trading the rally, Cédric didn’t hesitate when the bearish reversal then presented itself.

And a few hours later, it’s another success, and one more victory for the statistics!

You have in front of you the typical example of why most traders lose money in the markets and get their stop-loss hit, even when they were right about the overall direction.

They simply don’t have the right information to know what to expect.

No complex strategy needed, no complex analysis, fundamental or technical, no subjective drawing of imaginary trendlines, no magic indicator.

Just factual, indisputable data, whatever the day, the week, the month, whatever news is about to drop.

Who is Trading Analytics for? (and who it is NOT for)

Everything you receive (and what it’s really worth)

Trading Analytics vs the other solutions

30-day guarantee: you test, you judge, you decide

Frequently asked questions

One last thing: you’re going to trade tomorrow. With what?

Tomorrow morning the market will open. You’ll have to make a decision. Long or short? You can make it the way you did yesterday — on feeling, on the YouTuber of the moment, on whichever indicator catches your eye today.

Or you can make it with 25 years of data on the scales.

The price of a month of Trading Analytics — €57 — is the equivalent of one single avoided stop (a small one). Just once. The rest of the month is net margin.

The 30-day guarantee removes your risk. The free Discord lets you verify the quality of the work before you even pay. Only one decision is left: keep guessing, or start knowing.

Risk warning: Trading and investing carry a substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for all investors. Past performance does not predict future performance. The examples cited (including the trades of 27 March and 8 April 2025) illustrate the use of the tool but in no way constitute a guarantee of future results. Trading Analytics is a decision-support tool based on historical statistics; it does not constitute personalised investment advice. Trade only with capital you can afford to lose. EliteProfit accepts no responsibility for the investment decisions taken by its users.