Post-election surge pushes 13 of 15 instruments beyond the entry band

Evening review at 17:40 UTC, with the cash session open and prices directly verifiable. Democrats took both chambers of Congress and the market answered with a broad risk-on day: US 500 at 7708 (+1.8%), US 30 at 53292 (+2.9%), US Tech 100 at 28608 (+1.5%), VIX down 18% to 17.1. The rotation underneath was violent: Apple +6.5% and Microsoft +6.7% at record highs, JPM +4.1%, WMT +4.6%, HD +5.3%, while CAT lost 5.6%, XOM 5.5%, TSLA 2.6% and NVDA 1.7%. The screen produced nothing publishable. The method only enters between 0.5 and 1.5 ATR14 away from the 20-day average: today 13 of 15 instruments sit beyond 1.5 ATR (WMT 4.67, HD 4.65, CAT 4.50, V 3.90, LLY 3.26; the closest was Apple at 1.51 after a 6.5% gap, with no clean invalidation within reach), and the other two sit inside the noise floor (US 500 at 0.03, TSLA at 0.36). Friday's payrolls at 13:30 UTC would also have blocked any swing horizon. This is the thirteenth consecutive review without an idea, and the screening log attributes 45% of all blocks to the late-entry ceiling: at this point it is a calibration problem, not a market problem, and it has been flagged to the owner.