For now, that's what is drawn to me :
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From my LOD :
Bar 1 : EE towards long
Bar 2 : long FF is built, rtl is established.
Bar 3 : rtl is fanned, bar is included
Bar 4 : EE towards short. At this moment, no pt2 is outside of prior established rtl. I need it to be out of it if I want to see at this level of timeframe (let's assume it's the 5min one) a slower fractal level.
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Bar 6 : EE towards long. No pt2 has been outside of rtl. The firstly initiated FF is still a FF. The EE short that happened inside of it was a faster fractal being built inside of it.
Bar 7 : EE short. Bar crosses rtl.
Bar 8 : I have a new rtl established, pt2 is out of prior one. A slower fractal level (TF) is building. ( at this moment, if this bar 8 had not led to any possible rtl, I'd have fanned prior long FF rtl.
Bar 9 : EE long. If next bar lets draw a new rtl with pt2 out of prior one, TF will appear.
Bar 10 : long TF appears.
What is described in underlined exposes in the most clear way I can, my current LOD and comprehension of the building of fractal levels at a given timeframe.
AND
If bar 8 had, like I said in parenthesis, not led to a new rtl (let's say bar 8 had been XB), I'd not have seen yet a new short FF. To be able to do so, I'd have to change the timeframe and observe it from another POV.
This would make the link with "when a fractal level is not complete, the completion has occured at a faster fractal level within it" and with "to see all fractal level complete one must go beyond a unique timeframe POV".
I'm not sure about the words, but I do believe the idea is there.
This is how I'm currently seeing things. I also wanna undersand the link between this and the turns. I'll just take my time to expose it.
Effectively, orient via BE, DO, HAVE leads to better feelings and, even though it's maybe incorrect what I just said or is incomplete, it produces. This is not a struggle.