As of today, techdev52.com is no longer just the newsletter’s address. It is the new TechDev platform, and if you are a paid member, all of it is yours.
For the past year everything I publish has lived inside individual issues. The levels were in one issue, the revision in the next, the scorecard in a third, and the Gem Score board only existed in whichever issue last ran it. The platform puts all of it in one place, against live prices, and keeps it current between issues.
When I asked which piece you wanted first, the alt-opportunity page won the vote with 36%, with the forecaster and the business cycle tracker tied behind it. The alt page is here, and so is the business cycle tracker, plus a few things I decided you should not have to wait for.
This one is deliberately short and easy to read. There are no new charts and no changes to the roadmap. The levels are exactly where the October 11 brief left them. Today is a tour: what is live, how to get in, and what is coming next.
Today’s topics
Getting In
The Home Page
The Roadmap
Alt Opportunities
The Rotation Map
The Gem Score Board
The Business Cycle
What Is Coming Next
Closing
Getting In
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The Home Page
The home page is public, and it is the front door for anyone you send my way.
At the top is the latest issue with a short summary, and right under it a live strip with Bitcoin, Ethereum, ETH/BTC and tether dominance. Below that is the long-term roadmap for both majors into 2027, the same waypoints I have been publishing since the roadmap refresh in Issue #95.
The part I care about most is the record. Every short-term call since last November is on it, numbered and plotted on the actual price chart, with what happened next to each one. That includes the ones that fell short and the one that ran well past its zone. Five hits, one close, one ran past, one missed, out of eight.
I have always tried to own revisions in these pages. The record makes that permanent, and anyone can check it.
The Roadmap
This is the page I expect most of you to open first.
