Statistics: how to read them
Comprises two distinct layers. Validation determines whether a structure is plotted, after which the panel informs you how this particular category of B-legs has historically performed to support your decision-making. It does not override or replace the permission light.
What we call a signal comes from historical data. At a given moment it tries to forecast where price may go next by recognising patterns that have repeated before. It offers probabilistic hints—not guaranteed outcomes. There is far more to algorithm design than this, but first you need to understand how to analyse history.
The Gate, plus a valid structure read (Swing + SMC aligned; Patterns/Bands/Trendline for context), defines the signal class. The panel tracks samples for that class, picks primary/secondary charts, and suggests size. No single layer triggers alone.
The six rows
| Row | Meaning |
|---|---|
| White long / White short | Slow-ruler class (row label on panel) |
| Purple long / Purple short | Medium-ruler class |
| Green long / Red short | Fast-ruler class |
These six names are still the signal classes. H no longer draws a row for each of them. It draws the exit table only. Fast charts read 2TWD | 10TD | 1TWD; slower charts read T | 52 | 26. An exit needs both the long window and the companion window at 85.0% or better. When there is an exit, the left of the header is the gold stake, and all six classes use the same stake. No exit means no stake.
Right-hand targets · divergence on this breakout
The breakout gives direction and BO/SL. Divergence is not a separate indicator. It is where this breakout’s stop extreme sits. The left leg is the prior move running out of energy. The right leg is the reversal or the continuation.
| Where the extreme prints | What that means |
|---|---|
| Left leg | The extreme is still on the exhausted prior leg. |
| Middle | The left leg has been swept; the deepest print is between the legs. |
| Right leg | Both the left leg and the middle have been swept; the extreme reached the right leg. |
The signal-docked R side column (energy bar + targets) is covered in R panel. R toggles that column. H is the exit table and does not print primary or secondary.
Primary and secondary charts
The H1 timeframe establishes the overarching tone and does not enter into competition. Eligible charts for election include M5, M10, M15, and M30. Primary and secondary are still elected in the background, and the panel does not print those words. An open uses the primary stake only when the signal has an exit.
In the absence of a candle breakout, there is no B-leg; consequently, the win-rate panel remains unpopulated, and a multi-chart grid would function as an empty workspace. The four-chart view presents these same statistics evaluated in unison.
A flash accompanied by an audio alert signifies that the latest B-leg belongs to the primary, secondary, or recommended class of the current chart. The corner K-Ent marker adopts the exact color as the corresponding row. The flash drives the frame / row colors — not the five title EDGE dots. Note that this interface does not execute orders directly.
In the event of amber status, the absence of a ruler, or an ambiguous narrative without an anchor: disregard the row entirely. The class lacks reliability, rendering home-chart ranking and R+PLT metrics inapplicable.