Explore a rising path.
RISE² tracks the price squared, so a rally compounds on itself: the further the stock climbs, the faster your position grows.
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Explore a rising path, a falling path and a protective overlay. Change the inputs and inspect the mathematics. Every value belongs to a scenario you control.
Explore the interactive playground. Explore local profiles, credit budgets and mathematical positions.
RISE² tracks the price squared, so a rally compounds on itself: the further the stock climbs, the faster your position grows.
FALL² tracks one over the price squared. The inverse-square model has a selected lower price boundary. Its result stays in your scenario notebook.
Pair a FALL² model with an illustrated stock holding. If the scenario falls, compare how the inverse path changes the total outcome.
NOT INSURANCE · A HEDGE YOU SIZE YOURSELF
Before fees and carry.
Pick a market, set the move and how long you hold. Watch $1,000 grow, shrink, or slowly melt away to carry.
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Two traders back the same stock. One borrows to go 10×, the other buys RISE². When the stock dips before it recovers, leverage can knock you out of the game for good. RISE² has no knockout line: you can only lose what you put in.
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Compare a linear path with squared and inverse-squared models. These are equations for exploring assumptions; no position tokens or financial contracts are issued.
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Moves shown before carry. FALL² examples use the 50% floor for NVDA, TSLA and PLTR; AAPL and SPY have lower caps. The examples use normalized price ratios.
A model is only as useful as its assumptions. Check the source, cost, boundaries and saved inputs before interpreting a result.
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Save a question together with the current market, move and time horizon. Your notebook stays on this device.
No saved scenarios yet. Name one above to keep its inputs here.
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