Today's Signals STARTER

• Exhaustion Setup — exhaustion setup 9: nine consecutive closes beyond the close 4 bars earlier - momentum exhaustion of the current thrust, stronger if perfected. It COUNTS a condition; it does not forecast a move or a date.
• Combo Count — Combo Count 13: tighter countdown variant completed - trend exhaustion. It COUNTS a condition; it does not forecast a move or a date.
• Exhaustion Countdown — exhaustion countdown 13 printed: 13 qualifying countdown bars - broader trend exhaustion. It COUNTS a condition; it does not forecast a move or a date.

Reading the count. A setup runs to 9 and a countdown runs to 13, so the two scales are different and a count is always shown against its own scale — a 13 is a completed countdown, never "13 out of 9". A count above 9 in the Reading column is a setup that kept extending past its ninth bar; the condition is still counting, it has simply run longer.

Perfected. A setup is marked perfected when its late bars satisfy the extra high/low condition on top of the nine closes. Perfection is a quality flag on the same count, not a different count.

Combo. The Combo Count is the tighter countdown variant — the same 13-bar idea under stricter bar-by-bar conditions, so it completes less often than the standard countdown on the same chart.

Timeframe filter. Daily, weekly and monthly counts are independent readings of the same name; the filter above shows one chart at a time. A monthly count is the slowest and the rarest, and the tables above this log show only what is counting today — this log is what already printed.

What this never does. No price target and no date. The count defines a level and a bar count; nothing in the method attaches a date by which a level is reached, so none is shown.