The is the average of the closing prices of the last 200 trading days and shows the longer . The current rule does not require it – the page shows the bigger picture for information only through the . On the signals page, each zone shows whether it is or blocked – with the reason.
Three conditions for “tradable”
First, the rule does not yet hold a position in the symbol. Second, the fits: wave 2 is neither much shorter nor much longer than wave 1. Third, the close is below the wave 1 high. If a condition is missing, the row is blocked; it stays visible so you can judge for yourself.
Blocked does not mean bad
A blocked zone can still develop well – the rule just does not take it. Conversely, “tradable” is not a promise: the rule still waits for a close above the swing high, and even after that the stop can be hit.
Cryptos
The page shows zones for cryptos too. As with stocks, the rule calculates on ; for crypto that is six candles a day around the clock, with entries only between 7 am and 11 pm (German time).
Model example: tradable or blocked
In the model, wave 1 lasted 14 candles, wave 2 up to the signal 16 – factor 1.14 (allowed 0.25 to 4). Wave 2 is 0.72 times as long as wave 1 (allowed 0.2 to 5). On Day 21, wave 2 was only 3 candles old – too short, the zone would still have been blocked. No position is held.
Model numbers, not real prices. Zone, targets and stop calculated with the constants of the current rule. An example for understanding, not a forecast and not investment advice. Real buy zones in the screener