OPTIONS GUIDE

Q Score Explained

The Q score is an internal context scale based on observable conditions. A higher number is not a probability of profit.

Product reference · Reviewed 26 September 2026

What the score does

It standardises several reviewed conditions into a compact comparison aid.

What the score does not do

It does not measure suitability, forecast market direction or remove gap, liquidity, volatility and execution risk.

Use it correctly

Treat Q as one field inside a complete workflow: eligibility, completed structure, market context and a risk plan all remain necessary.

Risk reminder

Use this information for software orientation and independent review. It is not a buy, sell or hold recommendation, and no condition or score assures an outcome.

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SCORE-BAND CONTEXT

What Q2-Q9 labels do and do not mean

The rulebook describes Q2-Q5 as developing context to observe, Q6-Q7 as balanced confirmation, and Q8-Q9 as more extended confirmation. These labels describe predefined observable conditions in the interface; they are not a probability, outcome forecast or suitability assessment.

A next-candle score update does not restart the original review window or create an automatic retry. Read the label with completed structure, timing, liquidity, market context and an independently affordable risk budget.

Important product and risk note

Tez Signal presents rule-based observations and product-reference material. It does not provide personalised investment advice, a buy, sell or hold recommendation, an assurance of returns, or automated order execution. Options can result in substantial and rapid losses. Use independent judgement, verify data and costs, and seek advice from a SEBI-registered professional when you need advice tailored to your circumstances.