Pullback Rejection
A trend pauses, price pulls back into an important area, then shows renewed demand.

SwingRadar separates measured edge from setup lifecycle — so you know what requires attention, without pretending every setup has edge.
SwingRadar helps swing traders understand what deserves attention now — and follow setups as they develop.
The system keeps two different tracks separate: Edge researches mechanisms, while Playbooks follows a setup through its lifecycle. You decide.
Each playbook describes a recognizable market phenomenon. The public page explains the idea, not proprietary thresholds or detection formulas.
A trend pauses, price pulls back into an important area, then shows renewed demand.
A stock compresses into a tighter range while SwingRadar follows the setup as it develops.
Price regains a major long-term reference level and is tracked as it tries to hold above it.
A downside break fails and price reclaims the broken area, creating a new setup context.
SwingRadar shows a setup’s state so you can tell whether it has just appeared, is developing, has triggered, or is no longer active.
A recognizable setup context appears.
The setup is followed as its context changes.
The setup reaches the state where your decision matters.
The context is no longer active and the setup is closed.
Lane M works with cohorts — groups of observations followed together, not a promise to identify one winning pick.
Each cohort is followed for 21 trading sessions, so the result can be read as a process record rather than a one-off verdict.
My Journal records your own decisions and execution. It is not the system book, does not change research data, and is not presented as a verified track record.
No paid picks pretending to be certainty.
The decision and execution stay with you.
We describe the process and state, not a future outcome.
Playbooks shows frozen conditions, geometry and lifecycle state. Edge stays in its own research track.