Trading

Determine whether a structural level has been broken by applying predeclared wick-through, close-through, and displacement criteria.

Classify a qualifying break as internal continuation, external BOS, or potential CHoCH, then advance the CHoCH through potential, confirmed, or invalidated states using only information available at each bar.

Discriminate between a potential CHoCH followed by a new external extreme and a reversal confirmed before any new external extreme, preserving the original real-time label while updating only the predeclared signal state.

Distinguish single and nested inside-bar range breaks from BOS or CHoCH by treating them as compression within the controlling mother-bar range unless a separately qualified structural level is broken.

Map independent 1D, 4H, and 1H structures onto a 15-minute execution chart, resolving timeframe conflicts through assigned roles without transferring swing labels between timeframes.

Apply the complete structure decision tree to unseen, ambiguous sequences in bar-by-bar replay while recording the information available at each decision.

Convert one CHoCH interpretation into a falsifiable setup with fixed market context, entry, invalidation, exit, and trade-management rules.

Calculate the setup's net expectancy and uncertainty after spreads, fees, slippage, and applicable funding or rollover costs.

Compare held-out performance with a predeclared, frequency-matched simple baseline to determine whether the structure rule adds measurable value.