Nov 20 2025 - Reengineering

Summary

Briefing focused on using the Daily Profiler and candle-sequence signals to improve war-gaming and trade execution.
Emphasis on statistical, conditional signals over trying to capture full moves.
Team Thursday presented findings about C1/C2/C3 candle behaviors and produced visuals and materials for learning.
Practical guidance given for live trading: use P12 and market-open interactions as checkpoints.

(Immediate – All Boot Camp Members) Drop morning war-game projections and commentary in Friday's live trade chat.
(Next Boot Camp – Organizers) Prepare the planned integration between pack members and new boot camp cohort.
(Soon – Team Thursday) Share Canva visuals, slide deck, and notebook outputs with the cohort for review.
(Ongoing – All Members) Practice wargaming around 8:00–8:30 to build high/low day projections.

Use the daily candle fluctuation as the target; wicks (upper/lower) are primary distribution clues.
Conditional statistics identify when a specific wick/time combination increases probability of high/low of day.
If distributions (high/low day boxes) were not touched overnight, treat the market as having budget left for retracement.
The Daily Profiler can show which session prints (e.g., Asia, London) increase probability of specific outcomes.

Checkpoint	Signal	Interpretation
P12 Mid	Price finds footing on P12 mid	Bullish acceptance; next target P12 High
P12 High / New York One High	Close above C1 high or P12 high	Potential continuation or outside-time true/false decision
C2 Open	C2 open location relative to price	Acts as a pivot; C3 above C2 open = continuation likely
Market Open (9:30 RTH)	Close above/below open	Objective acceptance above (bullish) or below (bearish)

C2 close above C1 high yields the highest continuation probability (~81–82%).
When C1 is a red candle, continuation probability increases further (about +9% vs bullish C1).
If C2 is red, C3 often forms as an inside bar within C2’s range.
The C2 open is a critical, previously underused confirmation point for breakout/reversal decisions.

Start building war-games around 08:00–08:30 for morning session readiness.
Accept “enough” on trades: capture part of the expected move rather than trying to catch extremes.
Use P12 handshake: acceptance below market open plus acceptance below P12 mid = strong downside confirmation.
Combine time and price: even if time windows miss, price touching distribution (or not) alters expectations.
For trade checkpoints: after accepting below market open, first realistic price checkpoint is P12 (or New York One low).

Team created visuals in Canva to illustrate candle-science combinations and variables.
Ran analysis through Notebook AI, produced slides/videos for easier learning.
Materials include visuals, slides, and short videos to help members unfamiliar with candle science.

Continue emphasizing Daily Profiler and war-gaming in phase two.
Merge pack and boot camp members during Friday live trade sessions for practical application.
Maintain the three-phase boot camp structure; upcoming boot camp will include a pack-integrated feature.

Are the shared Canva and notebook resources posted to a central place for all cohort members?
What exact schedule and format will the upcoming pack-integrated boot camp feature follow?
Any additional statistics requested specifically for the 9:30 RTH open to be added to Candle Science page?