I built this for myself first. In early 2026, I started noticing the same patterns that preceded every major crash I'd studied — stretched valuations, record insider selling, tightening credit, a dominant narrative that "this time is different." I'd seen this movie before. I just hadn't built a plan for it.
So I did the research. I pulled Shiller CAPE data going back to 1871. I cross-referenced insider selling reports from VerityData and the Washington Service. I tracked the ABA Credit Conditions Index, FINRA margin statistics, the Conference Board LEI. I studied every major crash — 1929, 2000, 2008, 2020 — not for the story but for the structure. What did the signals look like before? What did the recovery look like after? What separated the people who built wealth from the people who lost it?
The answer was always the same: a plan. Not a prediction. Not a hot take. A structured framework with specific entry points, a capital deployment system, and the discipline to execute it when everything feels like it's falling apart.
I packaged that framework into Drawdown because I figured if I needed it, other people did too. This isn't a newsletter. It's not a course. There are no credentials on this page because credentials don't make crashes less scary. What makes them less scary is knowing exactly what you'll do when they happen.
The tools are standalone HTML files that work offline in any browser. The research is cited. The methodology is transparent. You can fact-check every number on the methodology page. If you disagree with the framework, don't buy it. If it saves you from one panic sell or one poorly-timed all-in, it paid for itself a thousand times over.