Setup library

Each shape the scanner names, defined in plain words, with seats from the published record.

Pick a shape to read its definition, a non-example, the evidence checklist and its past seats.

• COIL

  The range tightens near the highs after a push, like a spring compressing.

  32 seats on record

• RECLAIM

  Opens under yesterday's close, then takes that price back and holds above it.

  58 seats on record

• SHAKEOUT

  Dips under the opening low, then takes the level back instead of breaking down.

  49 seats on record

• GAP HOLD

  Opens with a gap and defends it — the early pullback stays above the open.

  13 seats on record

• FADE HOLD

  The opening gap fades, then the slide stops and the price builds a floor.

  2 seats on record

• SNAPBACK

  A single sharp flush down that is bought back almost immediately.

  2 seats on record

• CAPITULATION TURN

  A heavy selloff exhausts itself and the tape turns while volume is still elevated.

  4 seats on record

• LADDER

  Climbs from the open in stacked steps, each pause holding above the last one.

  10 seats on record

• GRINDER

  A steady, unhurried climb with shallow pullbacks through the first forty minutes.

  0 seats on record

• RUNNER

  Bursts out of the open and keeps its lead rather than giving the move back.

  0 seats on record

• ASCENT

  Works higher through the morning, resting on each ledge without losing it.

  0 seats on record

• FLOOR-REFUSED

  Qualified on strength but never held the pullback floor — the extra seat, with a thinner fill and wider risk than the core seats.

  0 seats on record