The big picture — each symbol's Oracle fuses 12 options-flow voters into a directional lean per horizon. This board runs that across the whole universe so you see WHERE the edge is, not just for one ticker.
Conviction = |consensus lean| × confidence (0–1). A strong, sure call scores high.
Agreement = share of voters pointing the same way as the consensus. Divergence = spread of voter directions; a high-conviction call with high divergence means a few strong voters are outvoting a split book — worth a look.
Edge = conviction × agreement — the default ranking. Convicted and unanimous rises to the top.
Thin chain — too few voters returned a read (illiquid options); shown greyed and never ranked as a confident setup. Honest over flattering.
Not calibrated yet — voter weights are still heuristic; the per-voter edge is being measured (see Oracle calibration). Treat conviction as relative across symbols, not an absolute probability, until calibration lands.