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Auction Market Theory simplified :
From the Framework of ) J. Pete Steidmayer and Jim Dalton, the theory focuses on two main objectives : facilitating trade through a two-way auction process and determining the fair value of assets.

Strength hierarchy (important nuance).
1️⃣ Acceptance After Absorption
Strongest early entry
Best R:R
Slightly higher failure rate (by nature)
Requires clean All-in-One CVD alignment
Ideal when you want initiative before structure breaks

2️⃣ Bull S / Bear S After Absorption
Strongest confirmation entry
Lower R:R but higher certainty
Confirms auction has fully resolved
Ideal for size, add-ons, or conservative execution

So the hierarchy isn’t one vs the other — it’s:
Acceptance = best early signal
Bull/Bear S = best confirmation signal.

Acceptance After Absorption and Bull S / Bear S After Absorption are the highest-quality ways to deploy the entire system because they are the only setups that simultaneously satisfy all three layers built:
1️⃣ Structural intent → Absorption proves a defended level.
2️⃣ Auction resolution → Acceptance or S confirms initiative.
3️⃣ Orderflow confirmation → All-in-One CVD alignment validates direction.

📊 Optional Confirmation: CVD Flow Dashboard
The CVD Flow Dashboard can be used as an additional confirmation layer to:
Monitor acceptance, sequence, and flow continuity
Identify stalling vs. expansion during setup development
Add confidence when dashboard conditions support the ABS-based setup
The dashboard is contextual, not required for execution.
Final trade decisions should always prioritize Absorption + Execution Signal + All-in-One CVD alignment.

Breakdown:
1️⃣ Why ABS is the structural anchor
Absorption (ABS) is the only signal in the stack that proves:
Aggressive participants failed
Passive participants won
A price level was defended
That’s not momentum, sentiment, or flow bias — that’s auction mechanics.
Everything that comes after ABS answers one question:
Did the market accept through the defended level, or reject it?
Acceptance and BULL/BEAR S are simply two different ways that acceptance can show up.

2️⃣ Acceptance after ABS (early but higher skill)
What it proves
The side that absorbed pressure is now adding initiative
The auction is resolving without needing a full range break
Often appears before BULL/BEAR S
Strengths
Earlier entry
Tighter risk
Often best for scalps → runners
Weaknesses
More discretion required
Needs CVD alignment confirmation, or it can fake
When it’s A-tier
ABS → ACC happens
All-in-One CVD:
Bias agrees
No divergence against the trade
Dashboard not stalling or conflicting.

3️⃣ BULL S / BEAR S after ABS (later but highest confidence)
What it proves
Absorption held
The market fully accepted through the defended range
Auction is complete
This is the strongest confirmation signal in the entire system.
Strengths
Highest structural certainty
Least ambiguous
Best for:
Trend continuation
Size
Holding trades
Weaknesses
Later entry
Larger stop relative to entry
When it’s A -tier
Clean ABS
Clear break and close beyond ABS candle range
All-in-One CVD aligned
No opposing acceptance/sequence on dashboard.

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