Why Pulse, Base and Grid live here

They are not standalone toys. They tell you whether the Suite is in a readable regime. Without Pulse you fade strength that still has fuel. Without Base you treat every wiggle as structure. Without Grid you treat every level as a tick instead of a room.

Pulse

The pressure pane. Fast reacts first, Slow confirms the broader move, Boost tells you the tape is still being pushed. Around the midline is the regime pivot. Blowoff Zone and Capitulation Zone are temperature. They do not command a reversal.

Base

Adaptive structure against slower support. Base A above Base B with a clean slope is constructive. Compression and a cross are transition risk. You do not trade Base alone. You use it to decide whether Flow or ABC is even worth the attention.

Grid

Dynamic reaction rails. Short Grid is the current swing. Long Grid is the larger zone. Price inside, above, or below those bands is a location read. The professional use is confluence: a Flow target or trail sitting in Grid space — not a buy label on a line.

Modes

Full Suite, HLX Basic, HLX Volume, HLX ABC. Internals stay locked. You control visibility and presentation, not the math mid-trade. The chart stays readable because the Suite was designed as one language.