Echo Index archive

The week of 9 November 2026

PSX is rhyming with 2012 APO — its precedents went bullish

Published 9 November 2026 · 539 liquid charts measured · ≥5 precedents each

This is the most recent published reading. The live Echo Index page always shows it alongside this week’s spotlight and proof ledger.

83%precedents leaned bullish

12%leaned bearish

5%split

PSX at publication (teal) with APO fitted over it in gold; the dashed line shows what happened next — **The chart published with this reading:** PSX as it looked on 9 November 2026, preserved with the historical match and continuation that were visible at the time.

What this reading said

On 9 November 2026, Chart Echo measured 539 liquid stock and crypto charts against the historical archive. Each chart’s most recent 90 daily closes were matched against decades of price history, and the closest precedents were read for what they did next. That week, 83% of measured charts had precedent sets that leaned bullish, 12% leaned bearish, and 5% came back split.

The precedents behind it

Spotlight: PSX

PSX’s window most closely resembled APO (2012-11-13 → 2013-03-25), a 71% match. That single precedent, the one charted, moved +14% over the following 60 sessions. Across all 25 closest precedents, 68% resolved up and 24% down, with a median move of +6.96%.

Where the archive disagreed: ADSK

ADSK’s window most closely resembled LMT (1982-03-09 → 1982-07-15), a 67% match. Across all 25 closest precedents, 44% resolved up and 44% down, with a median move of +0.9%.

Reading this in hindsight

This page is a permanent record of what the archive said at the time — it is not updated as the market resolves. That is the point: a precedent-based reading is only honest if it stays fixed after publication. A high bullish share was never a forecast that the market would rise; it recorded that most measured charts resembled history that had risen. Method and limits are documented in Methodology & limits.