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This is the better representation of all the combinations. thanks for posting the drill results so clearly.
In building the mind to cope with anything that can come up in trading this is where to start with price.
A similar construct for volume emerges from "The Pattern". Eleven specific volume bar names emerge and they lead price.
Anyone designing a trading system can start with the function description of these 21 items and then use operators to create a systemmic context from which emerges an indicator system for all possible trades.
Trading only involves two situations: holding and reversing. they, fortunately, are mutually exclusive. (SEE big money and all instutional investing and trading that is oriented to optimizing use of capital).
All "on the mark" decsions to trade come from volume. This means that price cases are only used to gate or kill, volume functions combinations which may become momentary indicators (signals) to do reversing.
Therefore, it is never possible to be in a dilemma of any sort.
All of the price cases have been done and made available as functions. Operators couple them to the 11 volume bar names (specific unique functions). In the RDBMS context, the relative nature of a volume bar to it's significant prior determines whether the revrsing parametric measure would be enabled (or not with 1000% certainty) and just when in the formation of the bar the optmum moment arrives.
Take the trouble to read as much of the academic literature as possible. serious funding from the scientific wing of the government (NFS) and the vested interests of big money funded it. Alarmingly, this post satisfactorally crushes all of those results.