Ok, I’ll tell you how this works.

There are two kinds of markets based on volatility. Tracking and mapping.

The tracking market fails to make a break at the yellow line, the mapping market manages to sustain it. You can see on the image a agents Map! print, which was a Tide (“t-“), but the draft would overwhelm the tide crash and keep on going 25+ pips later.

Yellow Lines
ExtUpperBuffer3[i]=iLow(symbol,0,iLowest(symbol,0,MODE_LOW,10,i+6))+820*Point;       ExtLowerBuffer3[i]=iHigh(symbol,0,iHighest(symbol,0,MODE_HIGH,10,i+6))-820*Point;

Now, the one with the expanding volatility can only end with fireworks. This means a thrust that would cross over the red line.

Yes, the red is now getting into the 1.1780s. The more time, the more incline.

Red Line
ninup[i-1]=iLow(symbol,0,iLowest(symbol,0,MODE_LOW,10,i-1))+900*Point;

So after knowing the market type and the exit’s location, the entry.

The following chart is 30 minutes.

First, they buy the RSI2 30 print (s). These are pullbacks.

Then they buy the RSI2 15 candle’s undercut. See the divergence in this correction.

Then they cause more damage, and buy the RSI2 divergence with the first leg going below 7.

As a reminder, this is how the first leg up was prepared for the final thrust (which ended up falling short of the red line):