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Reversals — Earnings direction changes
Reversal cards — when an earnings ticker swings ≥5% in the opposite direction by next-session close. Captures the "market changed its mind" pattern.
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What Reversals cards are
A reversal card fires when an earnings name swings at least 5% in the opposite direction of its initial reaction by the next session’s close. It captures the moments when the market changes its mind about a print within a day of scoring it.
Reversals matter because the first reaction is set by the fastest money, not the most considered. When the second day disagrees with the first by this much, the print’s real verdict is still being negotiated — the PEAD engine picks the story up from day three.
FAQ · from the current data
Quick answers
What triggers a reversal card?
An earnings ticker swinging 5% or more in the opposite direction of its initial post-print reaction by the close of the next session — the "market changed its mind" pattern, recorded as it happens.
How do reversals relate to PEAD signals?
A reversal is the reaction window still negotiating; the PEAD classification waits until three sessions after the print precisely so that this negotiation is over before a drift direction is scored.