The Execution Manual
10 Structure Enforcer enforces one execution model: Break → Acceptance → Retest → Reject.
This model is not predictive. It is procedural. The purpose is to reduce impulsive entries and emotional exits by requiring defined structural confirmation before participation.
1. Break
A Break occurs when price moves through a defined structural level with strength and clarity.
A valid Break requires:
Common violation: Entering before the level is clearly breached.
2. Acceptance
Acceptance confirms that price is holding beyond the broken level.
A valid Acceptance requires:
Common violation: Entering during the first push without confirmation.
3. Retest
Retest verifies whether the broken level now functions as support or resistance.
A valid Retest requires:
Common violation: Chasing continuation without waiting for retest.
4. Reject
Reject defines entry confirmation.
A valid Reject requires:
Common violation: Entering without defined invalidation.
The following standards apply to all trades logged within 10 Structure Enforcer:
These standards are behavioral requirements, not market forecasts.
10 Structure Enforcer does not provide:
The application functions as a behavioral tracking and enforcement system. Its purpose is to measure execution discipline, identify violations, and promote consistent structure adherence.
Results depend on the user’s own decision-making and risk management. The system measures compliance. It does not generate edge.