A single point.zigzag bundle (one pivot), such as a point_0..point_N handle from market.zigzag_patterns. Expects one pivot, not a whole leg.
Outputs
Bundle (untagged)
An interpreted point bundle exposing the pivot's plain values -- valid, bar index, price, time, and type -- so you can tap out.price into an order slot or out.valid as a gate.
A point is a single zigzag pivot -- one specific high or low on the chart. Point Interpretor reduces a point bundle down to its plain values: whether it's valid, plus its bar index, price, time, and type. Because a point has one solid price, you can wire that price straight into a stop-loss or take-profit slot.
How it works
Wire an upstream point (such as a point_0..point_N handle from market.zigzag_patterns) into the point input, then read each field by projecting it -- for example out.price for the pivot's price or out.valid as a gate. There are no settings; it simply exposes the point's current values.
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Examples
Tap out.price of a swing-low point directly into an ORDER_EXIT stop-loss slot.
Use out.valid as a filter gate so a signal only proceeds when the pivot actually exists.
Common mistakes
Using the price without checking out.valid first, so an absent pivot feeds a meaningless price into your order.
Wiring a leg bundle here instead of a single point -- this input expects one pivot, not a swing.