Pick a trade type — each uses its own timeframe stack: Scalp (bias 15M–1H, setup 5M, exec 1M–3M), Day Trade (bias 4H–1H, setup 15M, exec 5M), Swing (bias 1D–4H, setup 4H, exec 1H). Structure = Volume Profile POC/VAH/VAL (previous period) and developing VWAP across all 6 calendar anchors — Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, 6-Month, and Yearly, same as the VWAPs and Confluence Zones tools — plus EMAs on the bias TFs, recent swing, and Fibonacci 0.618/0.65/0.786. Everything is scaled to that type's ATR so only the levels actually near price count toward Entry/SL. No divergence, no signal for Market entries: RSI and Wave Trend (Market Cipher B, on Heikin Ashi) are each checked for classic bullish/bearish divergence against price on divergence-specific timeframes — Scalp: 1M/3M/5M, Day Trade: 5M/15M/30M, Swing: 30M/1H/4H (deliberately faster than the bias TFs). A Market entry is taken right now, so today's divergence reading matters and gates the signal — if neither shows one, or it points the wrong way, nothing generates. A Limit/Pullback order only fills later if price actually reaches the zone, by which point today's divergence is stale anyway — so for Limit mode the divergence check is skipped entirely and the signal rests on confluence alone. Bias is always a majority vote across trend (price vs EMA), OBV (vs its own EMA), VWAP position, and RSI, regardless of entry mode. No strong confluence, no signal either: a zone only counts if 2+ levels actually cluster there — a lone EMA line doesn't. Entry mode — Market requires a strong zone already within normal range for SL; Limit/Pullback sets Entry at the nearest strong zone in your favor (support if bullish, resistance if bearish) that also includes a Fibonacci level among its stacked confluences — no Fib in the zone, no Limit setup, regardless of how many other levels agree — searching a wider range since it can afford to wait for price to get there, with SL beyond the next zone out. If no strong zone exists for the chosen mode, nothing generates — try the other entry mode, or wait for a real cluster to form. SL is then pulled to clear whichever is further out — the confluence zone or the nearest real swing high/low near it — since a zone's price is just a math average of stacked levels, not necessarily where price actually turned; invalidation should mean structure broke, not "touched the average." TP1/TP2/TP3 are always strict 1R/2R/3R multiples of the SL distance from Entry. Draft is a starting point — edit before posting. Not financial advice.