Smoking Gun III: When Price Repeats the Authored Bar
The biggest edge on the Street isn’t prediction. It’s authorship.
And the proof is simple: when a low is anchored and a burst is authored, the market doesn’t just respond once. It recursively repeats the same structure, over and over.
Look at this chart:
Anchored Low: The foundation is fixed.
Authored Burst: The first vertical move is imposed, not waited on.
Recursive Bursts: The market mirrors the authored structure. Identical forms, repeating.
This is the smoking gun.
It repeats the authored structure — bar-for-bar, wick-for-wick — at the exact same price level.
The same bar caught live on the video below as being authored.
It shows that the market isn’t just “random” or “efficient.” It’s submitting to the structure of authorship. Once tempo is set, the market resolves by replaying it.
Prediction can’t do this.
Indicators can’t do this. Even flow-following can’t do this.
Only authorship leaves a signature that recurs.
Framing for readers
This breaks the myth of randomness.
This demonstrates causality, not correlation.
This turns presence into the dominant market input.