Purpose of the workspace
Command, Market, Session, Calendar, Fed and Earnings organize supported market information for preparation and independent analysis. Outputs are not tailored to your brokerage account, financial circumstances or objectives. Verellan is not automated/copy trading, a managed account, execution software or a brokerage service. It provides no personalized investment, legal or tax advice.
Active Setup
A structured market scenario based on supported observations and predefined logic. Conditions may strengthen or weaken the scenario. It is not an order, personalized recommendation, or instruction to enter a trade.
Session Calls
System-generated session observations describing market conditions or setup states. They provide decision-support context, not individualized advice or execution instructions. Active, triggered, completed or expired labels describe a system state, not a verified trade or profit.
Confirmation
Conditions or observations that would strengthen the current system read. Confirmation does not assure that a trade will succeed.
Invalidation
Conditions or observations that would weaken or invalidate the current system read. It is not a stop-loss order or a guarantee that losses are limited.
Next Tell
A condition or observation to watch that may materially change the current read. It does not instruct you to place an order.
Scores / Bias
Contextual system measurements or classifications based on supported inputs. They are not probabilities of profit, guarantees, or personalized recommendations. Different scores measure different things and are not interchangeable.
Reference levels, Initial Balance and session states
Chart levels, Initial Balance boundaries and MES/MNQ break order describe supplied market structure. They are not entries, stops or targets for your account. Waiting, active, prior and unavailable describe the source or system state. Session Calls are observations, and the product does not verify whether you traded them or calculate your profit.
Fed measures and other context
Fed Cut/Hold/Hike values labeled “equiv.” are the original futures-derived equivalent measures, not a verified distribution of outcome probabilities or a prediction by the Federal Reserve. Pressure gauges are contextual magnitudes. Market Alignment, Market Bias and the Session score have different meanings. Comparative rate curves can be reconstructed from source contracts rather than archived past forecasts.
When the read changes
New data, a confirmation or invalidation condition, a scheduled release, a source correction or loss of coverage can change a read. An alert or refresh can arrive after the market has moved. Check source state and timestamps and risk disclosures before relying on any output.