Not completely clear on what you're trying to say here - if it's related to the observation that virtually any point in time can provide a profitable entry for both long AND short positions - then I'm probably going to agree with you. Heck of a different game, that, from intraday scalping! It is is pretty funny!
Two - valued logic doesn't apply to fuzzy logic problems. Liquidity at extreme exit points can kill the inverted system. For example, some losing trades that exited at the their stop price may not exit with a profit when reversed due to immediate price reversal when price hits the limit. Actually, this is how market makers will fade the inverted system too.
This is incorrect, since clearly two-valued logics is a limiting case of Fuzzy (infinite valued) logics. Too much hand waving, so I cannot follow what you mean. Markets don't fade anything. They are an amalgamation of people and systems all trying to optimize their own returns, at the expense of someone else.