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CP3 — Layer 02 · Aggregation

The Weekly Summary Engine. The heartbeat of MARS.

How MARS uses this

The Weekly Scorecard converts branch hit probabilities into EV and tags each week by threshold. The rolling line is what MARS actually trusts: single-week readings are treated as noise until the rolling window confirms direction. RED weeks trigger doctrine - reduced aggression and review - rather than negotiation.

How it benefits you

You learn to distinguish a bad week from a broken system. Variance stops triggering rule changes, and genuine expectancy decay gets caught while it is still one line on a chart instead of a hole in the account. The GREEN/YELLOW/RED language also makes weekly review fast and unambiguous.

GREEN ≥ +0.25RYELLOWREDROLLING EVW1W2W3W4W5W6W7W8W9W10W11W12

Weekly EV tagged GREEN / YELLOW / RED against expectancy thresholds, with the rolling-EV line separating persistent edge from one lucky week.

What it aggregates

From individual trades to weekly truth.

The engine compresses a week of Journal evidence into the numbers that actually drive decisions — never relying on total P&L alone.

  • Branch-level weekly EV with blend weighting
  • Week tagging — GREEN / YELLOW / RED expectancy states
  • Rolling 4W / 6W / 12W windows for trajectory, not snapshots
  • Hit rates, branch counts, average R, fees, duration, and plan adherence per week

Why weeks

Fast enough to react. Slow enough to mean something.

Daily results are dominated by variance; monthly results react too slowly to structural change. The weekly window is where expectancy becomes readable — which is why week tags, not daily P&L, set the tone for review posture across the system.

Position in CP3

The bridge between evidence and authority.

Weekly truth feeds the EV Scorecard, informs the SDE's rolling windows, and supplies the Throttle Control Panel's weekly context. A wrong week tag propagates — which is why the weekly review checklist starts by confirming every trade for the week is entered with correct closed status.

The rollup contract

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Nothing is retyped between the Journal and the week.

Every weekly figure is formula-derived from Journal rows — hit rates, branch EVs, blend outputs, quota counts. The no-retyping contract means a wrong weekly number always traces to a wrong journal row, never to a transcription slip, which is what makes the Saturday reconciliation a real audit instead of a hopeful comparison.

CLEAN: low pain, high opportunitySURVIVORS: works, but absorbs painQUIET: low pain, low reachBLEEDERS: pain without payoffMAE (stop consumed) →MFE (opportunity) →

Further illustration

Each closed trade logs its worst adverse excursion and best favorable excursion. The lab plots them into quadrants and pairs the picture with capture efficiency, giveback, and fee drag - then the EV Driver Diagnostics rank which repair (entry location, coefficient, trail logic, cost avoidance) would move net expectancy most.

Every trade plotted by pain taken (MAE) versus opportunity generated (MFE). The four quadrants diagnose entry precision and exit management at a glance.

Doctrine

Connected inside MARS

This module doesn't work alone.

Go deeper

Operator briefs on this territory.

Every module ships in the complete MARS package.

One price. Eleven workbooks, three TradingView indicators, and the full manual library — $497.