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What happens when a demand zone doesn't complete its full range? In TTS Concepts, that failure IS the setup. The Minimality M1 Rule, in full: the market creates an FCFS demand of 100%, but doesn't flow through the full 100% range. It breaks between 0 and 50%, creates a retracement, then breaks below 50%. Targets always run to Minimality M1 150%, with the retracement continued till Minimality M1 200%. Execute via S2-B1 or S2-B1 Intact. Hold targets till TTS 2.0. Ep.1 introduced Minimality M1. This is the complete version - the exact sequence (0–50% break → retracement → break below 50%), the demand-side mapping, and the execution rules that turn it into an actual trade. The insight most traders miss: an incomplete zone isn't a broken setup. A zone that only fills halfway and rejects is the market telling you where it's really going - and M1 gives you the two targets it goes to. ❓Q: What is the Minimality M1 setup? A: A TTS Concepts continuation setup: FCFS demand of 100% that doesn't complete its range, breaks between 0 - 50%, retraces, then breaks below 50% - targeting Minimality M1 150%, then 200%. ❓Q: How do you execute a Minimality M1 trade? A: Through S2-B1 or S2-B1 Intact (Eps 4-5), holding targets to 150%, then continuing on the retracement to 200% and TTS 2.0. 🔖 Save this with Ep.1 - definition and execution, together. 👇 Ep.18 vote: Minimality M2 Setup, FCFS deep-dive, or Gap UP? Comment it. 🔔 Follow @ttradingsecerts - TTS Concepts Explained, Ep.17. Master the Moves. #TTSConcepts #Minimality #Shorts ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This content is for educational purposes only. Trading involves risk. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please do your own research before making any trading decisions.