Average True Range forecast vs outcome — Micro E-mini Nasdaq 100, 1-minute chart, September 29, 2026

Educational reference. Data covers September 29, 2026, 2:39 AM to 3:08 AM ET. This window has closed; every value below already printed.

On September 29, 2026 at 2:39 AM ET, Average True Range on the Micro E-mini Nasdaq 100 1-minute chart read 10.647. The model projected the next 30 bars from that point. The window ran to 3:08 AM ET and has since closed, so the projection and the outcome can be placed side by side.

What was projected

9.81411.2812.75Sep 29, 2:39 AM ET3:08 AM ET
Projected Average True Range path, 30 bars from 2:39 AM ET. Dashed line marks the reading at the start of the window.

What actually printed

9.81411.2812.75Sep 29, 2:39 AM ET3:08 AM ET
Recorded Average True Range values over the same 30 bars.

The two paths, side by side

Reading at 2:39 AM ET10.647
Projected value at 3:08 AM ET11.4377
Actual value at 3:08 AM ET9.61642
Projected change across the window+0.790763
Actual change across the window-1.03055
Bars moving the same direction18 of 29
Bars on the projected side of the opening reading28 of 30
Projected move relative to actual0.77×

Reading this window

The projection called for Average True Range to rise, while it fell instead. The market travelled further than projected — the projection covered only 0.77 times the realised distance. Bar to bar, 62% of the moves ran the same way as the projection, and 28 of the 30 bars finished on the projected side of the opening reading. One window is a single observation, not a pattern; it is published here so the projection and the outcome can be checked against each other.

How the window developed

The two paths were closest at bar 26 (3:04 AM ET), where they sat 0.00784068 apart, and furthest at bar 29 (3:08 AM ET) with a gap of 1.82132. The largest single-bar change in the recorded values came at bar 29 (3:08 AM ET), a move of -1.08097. The projected and recorded paths crossed at least once inside the window.

Bar-by-bar read-out

Six points sampled across the 30 bars, showing the projected value, the value that printed, and the difference between them.

BarTime (ET)ProjectedRecordedDifference
12:40 AM10.29710.3506+0.0535415
62:45 AM10.710711.1229+0.41221
122:51 AM11.018911.4777+0.458843
182:57 AM11.329912.9511+1.62119
243:03 AM11.411711.2023-0.209434
293:08 AM11.43779.61642-1.82132

About Average True Range on a 1-minute chart

Average True Range measures how much ground a market covers per bar. It describes volatility, not direction, so a rising ATR means wider bars rather than higher prices. On the 1-minute timeframe a 30-bar projection covers 30 minutes of trading, so the window above describes 30 minutes of Micro E-mini Nasdaq 100 activity rather than a single print.

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