Introduction
Once a strategy is active, the remaining work is recognition.
This section exists to make that recognition faster and cleaner under live conditions. Strategies appear as shapes, rhythms, and familiar patterns that repeat across sessions.
These archetypes describe how a strategy commonly presents itself as it unfolds. They help orient the eye, reduce hesitation, and align expectation with what is actually happening on the tape.
Each archetype may change in appearance, but they all express the same underlying intent. The thesis remains the same. By the time you are here, the strategy has already been selected. The role of this section is to sharpen perception so that execution can proceed without delay.
The goal is simple: see it quickly, recognize it for what it is, and act according to plan.