| Trade ID | Layer | Type | Dir | Entry | Lots | Current | Pts/Lot | Lot-Pts | Slot |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No open positions | |||||||||
| Date | Trade ID | Type | Amount | Notes |
|---|
| Month | Trades | Closed | Total Pts | Charges | Net |
|---|
| Metal | Price | Zone % | NSM | Trend |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zinc | ||||
| Aluminium |
| Task | Owner | Priority | Due | Status |
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Every market session follows this sequence in order. Each level produces one output that feeds the next. If a level fails its exit condition, the analysis stops. The correct answer is always specific — a trade with exact parameters, or no trade with a documented reason.
Work through each level in order. Select the output for each level. If a stop condition is triggered, the session ends and you document the reason. Only reach Level 6 if all five prior levels pass.
Indicators are read after structure and location are confirmed. They score the conviction of what you already see — they do not replace it. RSI Divergence is the mandatory gate for all Swing Back entries.
These rules exist because each one has a validated cost when broken. They are not guidelines. They are the boundaries within which the system operates. Breaking any one of them is a protocol violation.
| Name | Role | Max Lots | Max Net |
|---|
| ID | Layer | Direction | Entry | Lots | Unreal. Pts | Chartist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| No open positions | ||||||