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eye-1, the owner's rules of 2026-11-07. A swing is a daily high above the 20 days before it and at least as high as the 20 after (a low, the mirror), known 20 days later. A swing within one range R of a live level's first swing joins it and widens its band; otherwise it is a candidate. A candidate becomes a level by being the highest high (lowest low) of the 250 days before it, drawn from the day it is known (extreme), or by its first held test (tested). A test starts when price comes within 1 R of the face after being 3 R away, and holds when price leaves by 2 R; a close more than ½ R beyond the far edge kills the level and fails a test under way. A level is weak when another live level of its side was within 2 R of it the day it qualified. R is the average daily range of the 20 days before, in price.
swing-20, every mountain and valley: the same swings merged into bands the same way, each drawn from the day it is known, killed by the same close beyond its far edge; no tests and no weak flag.
year, the 52-week level of phase 44: on each day the highest high and the lowest low of the days 252 to 21 before it, two step lines; no bands, tests or deaths.
Every line is drawn as the rule set would have drawn it at the time: nothing on a day reads a later day. The levels are numbered in the order they qualified in the window shown; a level alive in the window whose band lies far outside its prices is left out. The search of 2026-11-07 found that on the daily chart none of these lines turns price more than a line drawn where no chart has one (docs/decisions.md): this is a page to look at, not a signal.