Methodology

How are MOOX forecasts made?

MOOX combines Liu Yao directional analysis, Qimen timing, technical market structure and catalyst monitoring. Each published view defines a directional thesis, expected path, key levels, confirmation triggers and invalidation conditions. Live market data determines whether the scenario is unfolding on schedule, delayed or invalidated.

Liu Yao — Directional Thesis

Primary direction and expected path

Enabled

Qimen Dunjia — Timing Windows

Timing windows and market rhythm

Enabled

Technical Structure — Levels & Invalidation

Entry structure, key levels and invalidation

Enabled

Catalyst Monitoring — Events & Risk

Events, catalysts and risk monitoring

Enabled

Final forecast output

DirectionProbabilityExpected pathSupportResistanceConfirmationInvalidationRisk

Research → publish flow

Liu Yao directional thesis

Qimen timing windows

Technical structure and key levels

Catalyst and risk monitoring

Cross-method assessment

Live scenario tracking

Direction, probability and path

Publish and lock

Public verification

Research priority

Liu YaoDirectional thesis

Qimen DunjiaTiming windows

Technical structureEntry and invalidation

Catalyst monitoringEvents and risk

Cross-method assessmentFinal scenario

AI / QuantSupporting evidence

Formal direction labels

HigherLowerRange-boundRange-bound with an upside biasRange-bound with a downside biasRally, then pull backDip, then reboundRally, then fadeTest support, then recover

Forecast cards include an expandable research basis and retain the confirmation and invalidation rules published with each scenario.