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⚙ Strategy Library
A trend-continuation system, a range-fade system chosen to be uncorrelated with it, and how to validate either one before it touches real money. Every rule objectively checkable; every system shown failing as well as working.
4 lessons ~21 min read
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How to read this library
Treat every system here as a template to test, never as an edge being handed over Explain why the three systems were chosen to need different market conditions Apply the same validation sequence to any system before risking money Notice how stops are derived, what disqualifies a trade, and how size follows
System 1 — the trend pullback
Execute a fully specified trend-continuation system from daily structure Apply the 38-61% retracement band and the displacement filter Derive the stop from daily structure and the size from that stop Recognise the ranging conditions in which this system is expected to lose
System 2 — the range fade
Validate a range before trading it, using height, touches and daily structure Require a boundary sweep before entering, and explain why Exit on a boundary close rather than waiting for the stop Run this alongside the trend system as a genuinely uncorrelated pair
System 3 — the London and New York session sweep
Trade a system designed around the London session and the New York overlap Use the Asian range for the London window and the London range for the New York window Apply the one-trade-a-day cap and explain what it protects against Test whether you can reliably be at the screen during the required hours
Final challenge
Answer all 14 questions. You need 12 of 14 correct to unlock the certificate — 2 can be wrong. Retakes are unlimited, so take your time.