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Pullback depth

A correction has reached a depth at which we know the historical resumption odds. It fires at the moment price first trades through that depth.

What it looks like on a chart

A mark under the bar. No level — the depth is a property of the move, not a price to draw.

Settings, as they are actually applied on each timeframe. A dash means this scanner emits no settings string. Where a number differs by timeframe, that is a span of chart time resolved into bars.
Timeframe Bars of history it reads Settings Events, last 30 days
H11500theta = 8.0x median relative true range on this instrument's train half (0.0196); a correction counts past 0.25 theta243

Not on M15, M30, H4, D1. It quotes a depth curve measured on H1, and the same applies.

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