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Analytical invalidation says what evidence would change your reading. A stop is an execution instruction. A close-based chart condition and an intrabar order trigger need not happen at the same time.
Your chart rule waits for a daily close, but your stop can trigger during the day. Are these the same condition?
Answer: No. One is a completed-candle test; the other follows the order’s trigger and execution rules. Write both conditions explicitly.
An analytical reference does not guarantee an executable exit or cap realised loss.
Analytical invalidation says what evidence would change your reading. A stop is an execution instruction. A close-based chart condition and an intrabar order trigger need not happen at the same time.
Your chart rule waits for a daily close, but your stop can trigger during the day. Are these the same condition?
Answer: No. One is a completed-candle test; the other follows the order’s trigger and execution rules. Write both conditions explicitly.
An analytical reference does not guarantee an executable exit or cap realised loss.