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Fractality of deviations on $CL.
Same structure from the Q2/Q3/Q4 framework → October delivery → today’s session.
Levels repeating across timeframes.
Price is fractal.
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There are multiple PO3s within a single candle.
No candle is truly "unidirectional".
Understanding this is crucial to understanding PO3.
familiar?
take a look at the daily chart:
the Devil’s Mark DOL is overlapping with the -2 to -2.5 STDV zone. 🧲
One PD array supports the move.
Another is the target.
In this example, the Daily FVG provides sponsorship. The 4H FVG is the objective price is reaching for.
Replying to @shankar_infy
The projections scale with the manipulation range. A larger manipulation projects a larger distribution, a smaller one projects a smaller move.
We’re measuring relative expansion, not a fixed number of points.
Market conditions still matter, especially on trend days, when reaching a projection doesn’t necessarily produce a "deep pullback" or reversal.
IPDA Data Ranges + STDV
This is how you frame your STDV projections instead of anchoring them to random swings.
This is how we’ve taught it from the start.
MonsterLab’s Alchemist just gave you a quick look at standard deviations. 🧪
Want to go deeper? Learn how to anchor your projections and measure the expansion in this video:
youtu.be/aj21WfuNXng?si=5EQ3…
Replying to @dustyforsure
Do you mean using STDV to anticipate whether a PO3 is likely to have a smaller or larger range?









