May 2026 produced 348 VPOC shifts across 7 trading days (7 log segments). Direction was balanced. Most active hour: 09:00 ET with 176 VPOC shifts. For every VPOC shift, the addon classifies the prior level as Naked or Tested — this month logged 317 Naked touches (prior VPOCs that price revisited).
At a normalized rate, the VPOC migrated 7.6 times per RTH hour on average. Each log segment held a median of 17 distinct VPOC prices and covered a typical range of 30.00 points from the lowest to highest VPOC observed within that segment.
Cumulatively, the VPOC traveled 524.00 points across all shifts this month — the sum of every individual shift's distance. The signed net was +54.00 points (up), meaning if you summed every shift's direction, the VPOC ended the month a net 54.00 points up from where individual shifts started. Per session, the VPOC moved an average of +10.57 points from open to close.
On the Naked side, 348 levels became naked during the month (when a VPOC shift moved away from them), and 89% of those were tested before their session ended. The median naked level sat untouched for 2s before being revisited; the mean was 7m 54s. The gap between those two numbers reflects the long-tail distribution — most naked levels get tested fast, a small number sit much longer.
When a Developing VPOC was active and a VPOC shift occurred, the shift landed on the DVPOC price 21.7% of the time (64 of 295 eligible shifts). This is a historical observation of how often the addon's Developing VPOC anticipated the next VPOC — it isn't a forecast signal, and shifts that didn't match still happened frequently.
Each shift here represents real volume migration — the market's declared fair value physically moving to a new price as that level absorbed more contracts than any other. This is one trader's chart-time during RTH, not a back-test; sample size for May is 7 trading days.