$CELR now has a defined decision map: trigger first, targets second, invalidation always.
$CELR has a conditional LONG map rather than a chase signal. Participation and the 1H structure are aligned enough to test the trigger.
The setup stays conditional until the trigger is reached and defended; invalidation overrides the idea.
Entry trigger: 0.0052104. TP1: 0.0078458. TP2: 0.0104812. SL / invalidation: 0.002575.
The edge here is the predefined invalidation. If price loses it, the setup is discarded rather than averaged.
What would make you reject the LONG thesis around 0.0052104?
Conditional setup only; invalidation wins.
$CELR has a conditional LONG map rather than a chase signal. Participation and the 1H structure are aligned enough to test the trigger.
The setup stays conditional until the trigger is reached and defended; invalidation overrides the idea.
Entry trigger: 0.0052104. TP1: 0.0078458. TP2: 0.0104812. SL / invalidation: 0.002575.
The edge here is the predefined invalidation. If price loses it, the setup is discarded rather than averaged.
What would make you reject the LONG thesis around 0.0052104?
Conditional setup only; invalidation wins.
