Desk Tools
Instruments rather than findings. A tool is something you come back to with your own numbers — the tested results live in The Drop and the writing on craft lives in Desk Notes. Nothing here produces a signal; each one either prices something you were going to assume anyway, or puts on the chart something the chart already knew but never said.
Extremes Clock
A free TradingView indicator. Your chart shows where the session high and low are; it does not show how long they have stood. This draws each extreme as a ray from the bar that made it and runs a clock on it — faint and thin when fresh, full weight once it has held. No forecast, no signal, no repaint. Pine v6, open source.
Geometry Authorization
What a target and a stop are worth before any edge is added. Enter your target, stop and round-trip cost in NQ points; the tool prices the geometry alone — what win rate it demands, what it returns at that rate, and the exact cost at which the whole structure flips negative.
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