What observation adds evidence after the first break below 106?
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The failed reclaim of 106.
It is a separate test, not a repetition of the first label.
What behavior has stopped working?
Read first: Market structure comes first
Change of character is practitioner shorthand, not one exchange-standard algorithm. Explain the changed behavior rather than treating CHoCH as a command. A meaningful higher-low break followed by failed reclaim is more informative than the acronym alone.
Choose whether your rule uses closes or intrabar extremes and which swing counts as meaningful. A rising market can stop buying dips; a falling one can accept above a prior lower high. The first break may still be a temporary excursion.
Identify three stages: prior behavior, breaking event and next test. Do not silently promote an execution-timeframe break into a higher-timeframe reversal. Transition can be ambiguous, and waiting for clearer structure is legitimate.
Describe what the example actually establishes and what remains unknown. A technical observation supplies context, not an automatic options entry. Contract cost, horizon, liquidity and the consequence of failure still need to match the thesis. Record the contrary branch so a named pattern cannot become an excuse to ignore new evidence.
In 100→105→103→108→106→110, dips hold higher lows. Price then closes 105, rallies to 106 and closes 104.50. The failed reclaim adds evidence beyond the initial break. Reclaiming and holding 108 would weaken that transition thesis.
Vertical: Spot (USD)
Horizontal: Completed observation
| Completed observation | Fictional example |
|---|---|
| 1 | 100 |
| 2 | 105 |
| 3 | 103 |
| 4 | 108 |
| 5 | 106 |
| 6 | 110 |
| 7 | 105 |
| 8 | 106 |
| 9 | 104.5 |
Different pivot rules can produce different CHoCH labels. Comparing the labels without matching definitions creates false agreement.
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The failed reclaim of 106.
It is a separate test, not a repetition of the first label.
Different pivot rules can produce different CHoCH labels. Comparing the labels without matching definitions creates false agreement.
Explain this risk before treating the example as a decision rule. A correct calculation does not guarantee a favorable market outcome.
Return to the question: What behavior has stopped working? State the observed facts, the assumptions and the failure condition separately.
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