Read six independent pillars.
Structure, momentum, participation, volatility, location, and higher-timeframe context are evaluated separately.
RAW EVIDENCETHE MONTINAC METHODEvidence before opinion.
Evidence before opinion.
Conditions before action.
Summit is designed around a simple principle: direction, opportunity quality, and location are related—but they are not the same question.
DECISION ARCHITECTURE
A read in four layers.
The interface is concise because Summit does the comparison work behind the chart, then exposes the evidence that changes a decision.
Adapt to the regime.
Trending and rotational conditions emphasize different evidence rather than treating every market the same.
CONTEXTUAL WEIGHTShow agreement and conflict.
Net Edge describes the directional balance while the dashboard names the strongest support and counterargument.
THESIS QUALITYDefine the conditions.
Readiness, support, resistance, and the Decision Map turn analysis into a clear if-then framework.
USER JUDGMENTWHAT SUMMIT REFUSES TO DONo mystery score.
No mystery score.
No blind arrow.
A premium indicator should explain its read. Summit keeps disagreement visible, distinguishes a directional lean from readiness, and avoids presenting analysis as certainty.
No guaranteed outcome
A market thesis can fail even when evidence is aligned.
No hidden counterargument
The strongest opposing pillar remains visible.
No forced trade
Low readiness is allowed to remain low.
No substitute for judgment
The trader controls entries, size, exits, and risk.