The whole scheme is visual. We saw all the troubles with M Price Action Arrow registering unstable orbits on screen so the issue was clearly isolated to M according to Orbit the Tool and we saw also the Ordinal Play visually explaining a) an initial commitment to a rally b) actively describe local fluctuants in the expanded (now 7n) range or image of the anti-persistent 7n FLE. All of that while leaving the commitment to rally firm and positive to the reader. So everyone could tell that point to point FLE H4 points where Short-term trades ., looking to break north. For example, at no point did Range Arrow blink in the course of a week that exhibited violent ups and downs. Similarly Inverse On did not blink nor did Initial Value, therefore indicating that the price action even when negative or counter trend is positive enough to keep the ongoing long-term outlook trend side.

I mean at times you get information both on the now and future of the fluctuations and of course the location of the price action was a 7n FLE and Strange Attractor, just to make it less abstract and focused on what was really going on with the dynamics of the market.

All of the feasible trades that made up the "Saddle" action clearly registered in Trade Control so there is no one trading Orbit short-term point to point or seeding the same space for the long-term as I and at least @Davie 111 did for example, that was not positioned clearly to win trades So we see the power of the model? The trades that it offers are clear and it cannot be denied that we meet our promise (made before the release of the update), now and always. This is a part of Control Total Control we speak about and the points above are made to us all who are onside with Orbit to discuss the week before the new one opens.

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PS: What can be simpler and more straightforward in trading? Just to remind that is why we say Orbit the Tool is the Mother of Deterministic Trading in markets. A totally new way of trading markets directly based on science.