Atari, excellent. Sorry it's taken a while to back to you. Thanks for the drill and the response. This is really eye-opening. Looking back, the previous bar at 1030 was an OB and a pennant BO on increasing volume. Then we got more increasing red (which broke the lat movement) at 1032 signifying the trend was down. Additionally, the previous traverse down looks like a steep or accelerated channel, providing more assurance that we just put in a wider channel point 3 at 10:32 and next need to look for a VE or flaw. So, I think the BO of the lateral is not really relevant because we have to consider the channel sequences as well. The 1032 bar was not part of a pt 2 to point 3 move of an up channel on temporarily increasing red (we know this, in part, because it took out the low at 1018). It was not a break of an accelerated up channel for a couple of reasons, and it was not a spike bar. Instead, the lateral BO was the move from the point 3 into the channel. Trying to think through the sequences is really helpful. Thanks again.