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{ "name": "arditi_holy_grail_swing_low_reclaim", "source": "Nick Arditi 'holy grail' TASC-style pivot swing-low entry: wait for a new 3-bar swing low, then buy the first close back above the prior bar high", "type": "entry_engine", "rule": "On any bar t that prints a 3-bar swing low (low[t] < low[t-1] and low[t] < low[t+1] using completed bars), if the next bar closes above high[t], go long at that close with stop at low[t] - 0.25*ATR14 and target of 2R.", "pseudocode": "for t in range(2, n-1): if low[t] < low[t-1] and low[t] < low[t+1]: pivot = (t, low[t]) if pivot and i == pivot[0]+1 and close[i] > high[pivot[0]]: entry = close[i] stop = pivot[1] - 0.25*atr14[i] target = entry + 2*(entry - stop) return LONG(entry, stop, target)", "why_it_works": "The swing-low pivot marks where sellers exhausted and stops were flushed; the reclaim of the pivot bar's high confirms buyers regained control, giving an asymmetric 2R payoff in t Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com
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