Newest first. Method articles explain the card and the rules; Case studies are real sessions, bar by bar, with the footprint screenshots — each one is where a rule on the card came from.
Why the +436 at 10:05 was the start of the move down, the six bounces that failed the same way, rising CVD on falling price, and the three things that marked the turn — with the live footprint.
Gap-down at VIX 20: the trapped D, the last buyer in both forms, the bottom rule on an equal low, the fourth-touch breakout, the slow top and B on a small-green drift — the VIX referee calling each half.
Drifts on small green prints, the last-buyer pattern four times in two days, the bottom-rule checklist live, a ledge at the lows and the pre-arm bracket.
A full rotation day: the open test, the −955 break, repair on air and the IB-high breakout, two ledges and a squeeze, the afternoon top rule and the 7766–73 hinge.
Why −901 and −956 meant opposite things, how +1,101 and +1,104 were visible before they paid, the three-question checklist, and the bottom rule against the top rule in bar-by-bar tables.
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Reading the Card → The Three Questions → Reading the Big Print → Trend Day — the Five Tells → Trend-Day Bounces. After that, the case studies in date order; each one adds a rule you will then recognise on the next morning's card.