Trigger Logic

Pulse Mini does not generate signals using traditional indicators, fixed rules, or mechanical triggers. Instead, it waits for a natural alignment across its three structural layers:

• Trend

• Phase

• Timing

A trigger is simply the moment when the market expresses a clean structure across all layers at once.

Pulse Mini never anticipates movement — it confirms what is structurally true right now.

What Triggers Represent

A trigger is the result of:

• directional clarity (Trend)

• structural stability (Phase)

• momentary alignment (Timing)

When these elements support each other, the environment becomes coherent enough for the engine to highlight it.

Triggers are not buy/sell commands. They are structural confirmations.

What Triggers Are Not

Triggers are not:

• predictions

• forecasts

• guarantees of continuation

• attempts to catch every move

• reactions to micro-noise

They do not tell you “price will go up”. They tell you: “The environment is currently structured and favourable.”

This separation is essential.

When Triggers Are Likely to Appear

Triggers tend to appear when:

• the trend is stable

• the phase is in clean expansion

• timing supports continuation

• context shows consistent behaviour

• swings display coherence

In other words: when the market is behaving cleanly.

Pulse Mini highlights these moments because they represent high-quality structural clarity.

When Triggers Are Unlikely to Appear

Triggers become rare when:

• the trend weakens or flattens

• price compresses

• the phase shows unstable transitions

• timing hesitates or becomes reactive

• volatility behaves irrationally

Pulse Mini prefers neutrality over forcing signals. This is what keeps the engine non-repainting and stable.

Why Pulse Mini Doesn't Fire Often in Noisy Environments

Low-frequency, high-quality structural confirmations are intentional.

Pulse Mini avoids:

• chaotic moments

• fake breakouts

• inconsistent behaviour

• micro-swings that mislead traders

This keeps signals meaningful and prevents impulsive trading.

How Traders Should Interpret Triggers

A trigger does not mean “Enter now”. It means “The environment is structurally favourable. If your strategy has a valid entry here, conditions support it.”

It is your responsibility to:

• apply your strategy

• define risk

• manage trades

• decide whether to act

Pulse provides structure. You provide intent.

Summary

Trigger Logic is simple:

• Trend → direction

• Phase → structural quality

• Timing → momentary stability

• Alignment → trigger

Triggers reflect the moment when structure is clean — nothing more, nothing less.

Pulse Mini does not predict. It recognises coherence.