Scroll to HOW THIS IS GRADED at the bottom of the record. It explains the whole thing in public, which almost nothing in this industry does.
When the engine fires a call it publishes four things, before the move, not after.
Direction. Up or down.
Entry. The price where the plan starts.
Stop. The price where Atlas admits it was wrong and the call is over.
Two targets. Half the position comes off at the first one. The rest runs to the second.
There is one more rule worth noticing. When a price touches both the stop and a target in the same hour, the grader assumes the worse outcome. It marks itself down when it cannot tell.
Spend your attention on the stop
A plan without a stop is not a plan. It is a hope.
The stop is decided in advance, while nobody is panicking. It answers one question. At what price do I accept I was wrong?
Every person who has ever blown up an account did the same thing. They had an idea. The price went against them. They decided the idea was still good and moved the line. Then they moved it again.
Deciding the stop before you start is the whole discipline, compressed into one number.
One honest note to end on
Knowing what these four things are is not the same as being able to place them.
That is a different skill with its own tools and its own setup. It is not this lesson and not this week.
Do not go and try it because you now know the words.
Try this now
Click any row in the call log. The full receipt opens, with the levels that were published before the move.