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Definition

Transitional State

The observable shift between expansion and acceptance, in either direction. The defining feature is the change, not the current level of friction.

Full Explanation
A transitional state is not uncertainty — it is a specific mechanical observation that friction or directional balance is measurably changing. The market is moving from one named state to another. The correct response to a transitional state is to wait for resolution — to let the market show whether the transition produces a new directional state or settles into acceptance. Acting on a transitional state before it resolves is acting on an incomplete picture.
In the Book 1 chapter
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Chapter 13 · Reading the Current Market
The Three States
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