7.3Define Your Setup
- ·The full setup specification
- ·Why each field must be explicit
- ·How specification enables testing
Complete the following for your setup:
- ·Market
- ·Session
- ·Timeframe
- ·Market regime
- ·Entry condition
- ·Confirmation
- ·Stop condition
- ·Target condition
If the setup cannot be described clearly, it may be difficult to test.
Specification is the first step of measurement.
Market: XAUUSD. Session: London. Timeframe: 15m with 4H context. Regime: trend. Entry: break and retest. Confirmation: momentum continuation. Stop: below the retest structure. Target: prior high.
Examples use historical or illustrative data only. They are not live market signals.
Fill in all eight fields for one setup. Leave nothing blank.
Which field is missing from an untestable setup description?
Market regime should be part of the setup definition.
- 01Eight fields define a testable setup.
- 02Regime is part of the specification.
- 03Clarity precedes measurement.
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