How to read it: The table shows Asset, Price, Chg%, Bias, Entry, Stop, TP1, TP2 and POI — expand a row (▸) for the full breakdown: the annotated Position chart, the Sweep/MSS/Breaker/FVG checklist, the ADX / Volatility / Volume readings, bars since MSS, and Still catchable. Why two targets: taking the whole position to the next liquidity pool meant a reward-to-risk that swung with however far that pool happened to sit — often 4–5R, which reads well but rarely fills. Fixed TP1 at 1:1 and TP2 at 1:2 are far likelier to actually be reached; scale out at TP1 and the rest runs risk-free. The POI column is context, not an exit: it's the next unswept liquidity on the bias timeframe, with its distance in R — comfortably beyond TP2 means the runner has room, closer than TP2 means price may stall before it. Grade scores structural quality out of 11 — room to TP2 (3), trend strength (2), MSS participation (2), freshness (2), volatility (1), breaker candidate (1) — where A+ is 8+, A is 5–7 and B is below 5. Timing is deliberately excluded, so a grade doesn't flicker as price wanders; expand a row to see exactly which factors earned or lost points. Use 🔔 Alerts to have entry, TP1, TP2 and stop pushed to Discord as they happen. Bias is the higher-timeframe reversal direction (a sweep followed by a structure shift). The lower-timeframe Sweep/MSS/FVG columns are the entry-trigger checklist, detected independently. A row shows Entry/Stop/TP1/TP2 as soon as the lower-TF checklist completes and agrees with the higher-TF bias — that's the whole of Strat#5. ADX, Volatility and Volume are filters, not conditions: leave them off to see every valid setup, or switch one on to narrow the list; the count of setups a filter is hiding is always shown next to them. Entry is the middle of the lower-TF Fair Value Gap, stop is the lower-TF sweep candle's wick extreme, target is the next unswept opposing swing on the higher TF (or a fixed 1:2 if none exists yet — shown in the expanded R:R). Breaker Block is always a candidate to check yourself, never auto-confirmed. Still catchable? compares the current price to entry/stop/target, not just bar count: In zone means price has pulled back to the gap — this is your window; Running means price never pulled back and is already headed to target — chasing it now is worse risk/reward than planned; Target reached or Invalidated mean the move has already played out one way or the other.

Strat#5 v1.0 vs v1.1: v1.0 treats any confirmed Sweep→MSS on the bias timeframe as valid. v1.1 additionally requires that sweep to have taken out a strong low/high — the single most extreme swing in the lookback window, not just a minor pivot along the way — filtering out reversals off insignificant liquidity. The lower-TF entry checklist (Sweep→MSS→FVG) is identical either way; v1.1 only tightens which higher-TF bias counts. Expand a row and check Strong pivot to see which one it was.

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