Point Matching Example BTC

We have below in snaps H4 or 6n (Top Snap), and H1 or 5n (Bottom Snap).
A is a matched point not shown in bottom snap, as it is too high and to the top left in bottom snap. A = (6n 2Y = 5n 4 G).
But we see a spot match B = C (6n 1 W = 5n 2Y) which is the immediate spot match of interest.
So we can we read price as going down to 6n 2Y = 5n 3A (or 5n 4G depending on depth).
However, look at the 6n (top snap), bottom left at D (green/white arrow), and observe we have a Gold crown. Which suggests that if the next stop does not displace that point lower (unlikely), then at the expected match in (4) above price MUST rotate higher to X = Y or a 6n Gold Crown @ high.
Ultimately point matching is reading the market by a system of pivoting. The trader needs to make an effort of learning matches and their implications for range and market objective in topological range (Semaphore Space).

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