Contrarians · Bet big at the extremes
Swordsman
RESD
⚔️ Swordsman

The Counter-Trend Swordsman Who Strikes the Top and Steps Back

Big-size counter-trend scalps — and the cut is just as fast

“One strike settles it. Let it drag on and I'm the one who loses.”

RRisk-taker
Bet Posture — Sizing habit — notional dispersion, share of 2× bets, max bet
ECounter-trend
Market Relation — Share of entries aligned with vs. against the regime of the last closed candle
SSwift
Tempo — Median hold time — shorter is Swift
DDisciplined
Loss Handling — Loss handling — win/loss hold asymmetry, loss tail, PnL asymmetry

Traits of this type

  • Loads heavy notional near the extremes
  • Counter-trend scalps — holds measured in minutes
  • Cuts fast when wrong — winners and losers held about equally
Cheongsan-iA one-strike swordsman — sheathe the blade when a fresh trend shows up

Compatibility

Markets where this type is at ease vs. in danger · the setup Cheongsan-i uses in the same regime

Best regime

RANGE wick reversals

Cheongsan-i setups: Wick reversal (wick_reversal) / Extreme-deviation reversal (extreme_reversal)

Nemesis regime

Fresh trend acceleration

In this regime, sizing down or sitting out is the careful choice.

Opposite type🐢 CTPI TurtleNeighbor types🔬 CESD R→C Conservative — differs only in Bet Posture🐆 RTSD E→T Trend — differs only in Market Relation🧘 REPD S→P Patient — differs only in Tempo🦀 RESI D→I Intuitive — differs only in Loss Handling

The 16 Types

MeOppositeNeighbor (one letter off)
Chargers
Train EngineerRTPDTrain EngineerBalloon PilotRTPIBalloon PilotCheetahRTSDCheetahAssault CaptainRTSIAssault Captain
Contrarians
AsceticREPDAsceticDiverREPIDiverSwordsmanRESDSwordsmanCrabRESICrab
Navigators
Bus DriverCTPDBus DriverTurtleCTPITurtleDefenderCTSDDefenderSparrowCTSISparrow
Gatherers
OwlCEPDOwlAnglerCEPIAnglerAccountantCESDAccountantSquirrelCESISquirrel
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