Ok hear me out… this ONLY calculates the probability that both sides of price will be hit 97% of the time. No one cares that the left side was hit for most of that 97% of the time and that only 3% exist on the right side of price. This makes mean reversion a guessing game without collecting additional stats. You absolutely need an inverted ratio or to calculate it yourself. … Anyways, correct me if I’m wrong. When H goes up, the odds of price hitting both sides increases. This means that an even box has no relation to price needing to hit the right side 97% of the time.