EVEX Daily maps where SPX is likely to stay over the next 3 to 60 trading days, shows how every past range like it actually finished, and each evening Eve explains it all in plain words.
SPX, as of the Oct 30, 2026 close. Updated as ranges expire. Historical results, not a guarantee.
DAILY
Each evening EVEX Daily sets nine ranges for SPX, from 3 to 60 trading days out. Every range carries a plain label, its odds of holding, and the number of past ranges behind those odds.
Sep 22, 2026: SPX closed at 7,764.64. No edge is in a zone today.
67% of past ranges like this broke out above the top edge (213 past ranges).
Oct 14, 2026: SPX closed at 7,718.94. SPX is in the bottom zone of the 9D range (bottom edge 7,550.45).
Past bottom zones like this finished above the bottom edge (7,550.45) at expiry 87% of the time.
Oct 16, 2026: SPX closed at 7,659.44. SPX is in the bottom zone of the 12D range (bottom edge 7,496.62).
Past bottom zones like this finished above the bottom edge (7,496.62) at expiry 87% of the time.
Oct 19, 2026: SPX closed at 7,690.73. SPX is in the bottom zone of the 6D and 9D ranges: a bottom-zone cluster at 7,679–7,694.
Past bottom zones like this finished above the bottom edge (7,522.20) at expiry 87% of the time.
Oct 26, 2026: SPX closed at 7,676.77. SPX is in the top zone of the 3D, 6D, 9D, 12D, 15D and 20D ranges: a top-zone cluster at 7,676–7,707.
Past top zones like this finished below the top edge (7,799.78) at expiry 87% of the time.
Real days from the live page, shown after their ranges expired. Most held; some didn't, and the page counts both.
THE EVIDENCE
EVEX learned from the twenty years before 2013. Every range it has set since then is scored only after it expired, using only what it knew on the day. About 2 in 10 zones were poked past before they finished; about 1 in 10 finished on the wrong side. That's the evidence, and the expectations that come with it.
Eve'sBREAKDOWN
After every close, Eve, your EVEX concierge, reads the whole Daily page and tells you what stands out: which ranges have the firmest record, which are under pressure, and what's on the calendar before they expire. In writing, and in her own voice.
She explains the page. She never tells you what to trade. Included with every plan.
Eve'sBREAKDOWN
· Oct 26, 2026 close · for Tue, Oct 27
Six ranges crowd the top zone at once, and the 3D (2 days left) is the nearest to expiry. Comparable top zones ended below 7,799.78, the 3D top edge, 87% of the time at expiry, which falls on Oct 28. What cuts against it: breakouts either way are more likely in a bigger-swings market, and the Fed lands on that same expiry day.
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THE TOUR
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Evidence & Expectations. Every number on the page is backed by how past ranges actually finished (the evidence), and tells you what to expect from ranges like today's (the expectations).
No. EVEX shows where SPX has tended to stay, the odds behind each range, and how often those odds were right. It never suggests a trade or promises a result. What you do with it is your call.
EVEX learned from the twenty years of SPX history before 2013. Every range it has set since then is scored only after it expired, using only what it knew on the day. Evidence & Expectations on every card counts the misses as well as the holds.
Eve is your EVEX concierge. After every close she reads the whole Daily page and explains what stands out in a short note you can read or hear in her voice. She explains; she doesn't give advice or take questions.
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