This is H4 the trade frame in the books a) look at the right hand edge of the chart. b) Look at the last trade point to point, and then b) note the black arrow behind it indicating further movement up to resume after the "saddle" that price is constructing is complete and signals change. c) look at history all trades are like that point to point. You the trader decides which points you want to trade e.g. a day trader may have taken the last trade safely and surely but someone with more time may trade the black arrow which is still ongoing and will resume once signals change that way because price is constructing a "fixed" shape and Orbit follows that construction point to point, see the logic? The Orbit screenface signals follow from point to point so the signals tell about an immediate translation you can see on screen with your own eyes and a trade that completes at a next point. BTW there no other trades worth taking other than the point to point trades Orbit screenface is following at any point in time. Therefore, a trade is simply a point you can see with your very eyes and follow point to point on H4 and you follow by screenface which is following the same movement (by its signals) point to point changing signal from one point to next. So and as you will see from the Orbit books people tend to complicate what is going on because they do not understand chaos is the best sense to read markets. The books explain all that. There is in fact no basis for losses when we master the logic of Orbit because the tool is correct always and you can see it onscreen - the issue is how to organize your mind to a) understand what is going on and b) ACT on what your eyes can see based on an understanding of how market space works. I would argue that it is pretty simple but only if you are mentally setup to do the right things.

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