2026-03-18

Evening Drills for Reversal Timing

A short after-hours routine used in our Reversal Reading Lab to train eyes before the next session opens.

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City buildings at dusk reflecting cool light

Reversal timing is a pacing skill. Exhaustion can print early and still continue. Our evening drill uses three completed sessions: mark the climax bar, the first overlapping pullback, and the bar that finally broke the short-term structure.

Students who skip the middle step tend to short or fade too early. The pullback overlap is where conviction either returns or fails. Writing that bar’s time and range width builds memory that scanning alone does not.

Ten quiet minutes after dinner beats another hour of live guessing. Bring the same three charts to your next lab and compare notes with the instructor’s marks.

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