Trading Lab: Why PULSE Watches the Edge of the Tick Cloud

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Trading Lab The edge is where reaction quality changes Fast markets often look noisy because price keeps flickering around the same area. The signal improves when the distribution is separated into a mean zone and the outer edges where stretched prints begin to appear. When the market is balanced, ticks tend to cluster around the center. When pressure builds, the spread of ticks starts to lean toward one side. That lean can show whether buyers or sellers are forcing the next reaction. PULSE uses this kind of structure to avoid chasing the middle of the move and to focus on the price area where the next decision has better value....