Thanks for the feedback — and honestly, this was one of the things that pushed us to think how we can improve Nimbus dramatically. We've recently pushed a major update (2.0) that we feel addresses these issues you've raised. ----Version 1.0 was built to react to real-time market conditions, but we learned pretty quickly that when forecasts and trade scores changed too dynamically, it could feel confusing or even misleading. In reality, factors like volatility, gamma exposure, options positioning, call/put ratios, major news events, and expected move can shift rapidly throughout the day, and those changes absolutely can impact the quality of a trade setup. A setup that looks great in one market environment may not look nearly as attractive later. But we weren't showcasing this well in our previous experience and how to navigate it. ----Enter Version 2.0: We still believe adapting to changing market conditions is important, but we also realized we needed a much clearer and more intuitive way to present that information. That’s a big reason why we completely redesigned Nimbus 2.0 around a new visual, heatmap-based interface focused on Gamma Exposure (GEX), AI trade scoring, and clearer market context. We've also built a 'trade manager' that provides a Tactical Playbook for every trade, giving traders a map to navigate these changes conditions -- ideas on how to let winners run, hedge against downside risk, or cut losses early to save capital for the next trade. ----Markets are complicated enough already — our goal is to help traders better understand the “winds” of the market and help them navigate the complexity without confusion.We genuinely appreciate the feedback, and if you’re open to it, we’d encourage you to give the new version a look. We feel it's a huge improvement over 1.0