Pyramid Enter

Pyramid Enter — Structured Add-On Entry Framework

Pyramid Enter is an analytical add-on framework designed to highlight structured continuation entry zones within an already-established directional move. It is intentionally not a standalone signal tool and is not designed to initiate positions on its own. Instead, it focuses on scaling logic once a directional bias is already defined.

The indicator is minimal, disciplined, and role-specific:
it answers the question “Where might additional entries make structural sense if I am already aligned?”

Core Philosophy

Most indicators attempt to do too much:

Identify trend

Call tops and bottoms

Time entries

Manage exits

Pyramid Enter does none of that.

Its sole purpose is to identify continuation alignment — moments where price structure and momentum re-synchronize after a pause or reset, potentially allowing for incremental exposure rather than a single all-in decision.

This makes it especially useful for studying trend persistence, not prediction.

How Pyramid Enter Works

At its core, Pyramid Enter evaluates the relationship between:

A fast EMA (price responsiveness)

A smoothed reference line (structure stabilization)

An ENTER event is generated when:

The fast EMA crosses above the selected smoothed line

Optional EMA 8/21 trend filter confirms directional alignment

Per-bar locking ensures only one event per bar

Adaptive logic allows alignment immediately when trend conditions flip

The indicator includes:

Real-time detection

Bar-close backup logic

Single-event locking per bar

This design ensures clean behavior in both live and historical environments without signal duplication.

What Pyramid Enter Is Not

It is important to be explicit:

Pyramid Enter does not determine trend direction

It does not mark exits

It does not replace a primary entry tool

It does not predict future price movement

It simply highlights structural continuation conditions.

Clean Pairing with Rasta

Rasta defines the market regime and structural rhythm.

It answers:

Is the market trending or transitioning?

What side is structurally favored?

Has the state flipped?

Pyramid Enter is designed to be used only after Rasta has already established context.

A common analytical workflow:

Use Rasta to identify structural alignment

Ignore Pyramid Enter entirely until Rasta confirms direction

Once aligned, Pyramid Enter highlights where continuation alignment re-appears

This keeps responsibilities separated:

Rasta = context

Pyramid Enter = continuation opportunity

Clean Pairing with RSI Extremes

RSI Extremes focuses on pressure exhaustion, not continuation.

It highlights:

Oversold exhaustion (ENTER conditions)

Overbought exhaustion (EXIT conditions)

Statistically rare stress points

When combined:

RSI Extremes highlights where pressure may reset

Pyramid Enter highlights when structure realigns after that reset

This pairing allows users to study:

Exhaustion → stabilization → continuation
without relying on a single indicator to do everything.

Three-Tool System Architecture

When used together, each tool has a clearly defined role:

Rasta
→ Structural regime & directional bias

RSI Extremes
→ Momentum exhaustion & pressure extremes

Pyramid Enter
→ Continuation alignment & scaling logic

Each tool is independent, but complementary.
None replaces the others.

Design Principles

Pyramid Enter is built around:

Role clarity

Minimalism

State discipline

No prediction

No guarantees

It is intended for educational, analytical, and research use only. All interpretation, risk management, and decision-making remain the responsibility of the user.

Summary

Pyramid Enter is a focused continuation framework that:

Highlights structural add-on alignment

Avoids prediction or exit logic

Pairs cleanly with Rasta and RSI Extremes

Encourages disciplined scaling rather than impulsive entries

Its value comes from what it refuses to do, not from over-complexity.