I've looked at more fozzy signals in September 07 while using the 1 hour chart to monitor what happens on entrance day and I'm seeing that candles may break either direction of an Asian session channel back and forth, but if it does break the channel in the direction of fozzy, either second or first regardless of another channel facet being broken or not, the transaction appears to be possibly safe as long as there either has been a fib retrace of some current 1 hour chart move, or if no retrace has happened from a recent play, then allowance for a retrace before the trade proceeds should make it safe to carry.

I think that the purpose is....at least on Cable, if fozzy says proceed 1 way another day but there is a fracture that way from a Asian high/low boundary on the 1 hour, then fozzy can fail. When there's a break from a oriental channel in the direction of fozzy, either before or following a break in another direction in the Asian station, fozzy has a good chance of exercising either immediately or following a fib retrace around 61.8% from some current 1 hour chart move (subjective artform to estimate )

I see failed trades which start to take off only to fall back down, but sometimes they are simply doing a fib retrace of a current 1 hour move and take off again as intended (can take days and there can be a few more up/down fozzy signals in between) so the typical trading discretion can be still utilized to make it all successful based on tolerances.

I believe maybe this could help only prevent some bad trades from ever taking off the ground by entering them if price goes way in the Asian semester (filtering false spikes during Asia that would have otherwise given a false confidence to spend the fozzy). After the transaction is entered, the same original risks apply.