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Definition

Tradeable Structure

A directional state with sufficient persistence and consistency to define a clear mechanical wrong point.

Full Explanation
Direction is only tradeable when three things are simultaneously true: the market is in a directional state, the expansion has persisted long enough to be described without hedging, and the expansion has been consistent enough that a mechanical wrong point can be clearly defined. If any one of these is missing, there is no tradeable structure — regardless of how appealing the chart looks. The test is whether you can state what you see in a single declarative sentence without qualification. If the hedge appears in the description, the structure is not ready.
In the Book 1 chapter
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Chapter 17 · Structure and Thesis
When Direction Is Tradeable
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