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│
UP → 406 (PB 460(C), Δ +54) ↓ DOWN → 229 (PB 292(C), Δ +63)
DOWN → 406 (PB 460(C), Δ +54) ↑ UP → 690 (PB 609(C), Δ -81)
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┌────────────┼────────────┐
│ │ │
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068 (UP→583/907, DOWN→340, PB 086(C), Δ +18)
690 (UP→796/472, DOWN→406, PB 609(C), Δ -81)
340 (UP→229, DOWN→583/907, PB 304(C), Δ -36)
│ │ │
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583 (PB 538(C), Δ -45) 796 (PB 769(C), Δ -27) 907 (PB 970(C), Δ +63)
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DOWN → 406 (PB 460(RD), Δ -54) ↑ UP → 229 (PB 292(RD), Δ -63)
UP → 406 (PB 460(RD), Δ -54) ↓ DOWN → 690 (PB 609(RD), Δ +81)
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┌────────────┼────────────┐
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
068 (UP→340, DOWN→583/907, PB 086(RD), Δ -18)
690 (UP→406, DOWN→796/472, PB 609(RD), Δ +81)
340 (UP→583/907, DOWN→229, PB 304(RD), Δ +36)
│ │ │
▼ ▼ ▼
583 (PB 538(RD), Δ +45) 796 (PB 769(RD), Δ +27) 907 (PB 970(RD), Δ -63)
The Continuation Flow shows where the trend naturally wants to move based on harmonic strength. Each node represents a structural point in the trend, and the Δ value tells you whether the trend is gaining or losing strength.
A node is classified as Continuation (C) when its Δ value supports the direction of the trend:
This means the market is more likely to continue toward the node’s pullback level (PB).
Color meanings:
PB(C) = pullback level in the direction of the trend
Δ = strength of the move (larger absolute value = stronger trend)
When you select a number in the grid, the matching node highlights and shows YOU ARE HERE, so you instantly know where price sits inside the continuation structure.
The Reversal Flow is the mirror of the Continuation Flow. A node becomes Reversal (RD) when its Δ value contradicts the direction of the trend.
This signals trend exhaustion, counter‑trend pressure, or a potential structural shift.
A node is classified as Reversal (RD) when:
Color meanings:
PB(RD) = pullback level against the trend
Δ = strength of reversal pressure
Reversal nodes help you identify:
The Continuation Map shows where the trend wants to go. The Reversal Map shows where the trend wants to stop.
Together, they give you:
Simple interpretation:
This gives you a complete view of both trend continuation and trend reversal inside your TREND system.
UP →
Price tends to move upward toward the next node.
DOWN →
Price tends to move downward toward the next node.
PB (Pullback Level)
Expected reaction level before continuation.
Δ (Delta Harmonic Offset)
• Positive Δ = bullish
• Negative Δ = bearish
UP PB → bullish pullback continuation
DOWN PB → bearish pullback continuation
Bullish Nodes:
406, 068, 907
Bearish Nodes:
690, 340, 583, 796
Neutral / Transitional Nodes:
229, 472
406 → Bullish
Δ +54, UP PB → continuation up
229 → Bullish pullback
Δ +63 → dip but still bullish
690 → Bearish
Δ -81, DOWN PB → continuation down
068 → Bullish
Targets 583/907 upward
340 → Bearish
Targets 583/907 downward
583 → Bearish target
796 → Bearish target
907 → Strongest bullish target
Bullish Continuation Zones:
• 406 → UP PB
• 068 → UP PB
• 907 → UP PB (strongest)
Bearish Continuation Zones:
• 690 → DOWN PB
• 340 → DOWN PB
• 583 → DOWN PB
• 796 → DOWN PB
Interpretation:
When price enters a continuation zone, the next move is usually strong and directional.
Find the node closest to current price (e.g., 340, 406, 690).
If price is rising → follow UP path.
If price is falling → follow DOWN path.
PB tells you where price may react before continuing.
Positive Δ = bullish strength
Negative Δ = bearish strength
UP PB → buy continuation
DOWN PB → sell continuation
583 → bearish
796 → bearish
907 → strongest bullish target
1. Select Buy/Sell for each node in the TREND tool.
This marks your directional bias.
2. The diagram highlights the node you selected.
This shows where you are in the flow.
3. Compare your TREND selection with the node’s PB + Δ.
4. Use the next node in the flow as your target.
5. Use PB level as your stop or reaction zone.
This turns the diagram into a complete trading system:
Node → Direction → Harmonics → Pullback → Target