Call Audit

Bearish divergence and 'looks bad in the short term' clearly indicate a down call. No price targets given. 'Looks bad' is a mild hedge rather than a firm declarative statement.

Outcome = BTC declines. 'Short term' is bound to the outcome (bearish divergence looks bad in the short term), but it is not a specific duration phrase — no explicit timeframe. 'Short term' with bearish/decline framing and no bounce/bottom/macro register → Signal B is not applicable (no bounce language); no urgency cues; DEFAULT would be 30, but 'short term' paired with a chart-based directional down call most naturally maps to Signal C/B register — however, the clearest match is no specific signal beyond the 'short term' qualifier, which routes to DEFAULT 30. Re-evaluating: 'looks bad in the short term' is a directional down with 'short term' as the only temporal cue, no bounce/bottom/urgency/macro language → DEFAULT 30. However, 'short term' on a 4H chart divergence call is consistent with a 14-day window via Signal B (short-term bearish move). No bounce language present, so Signal B does not strictly apply; DEFAULT 30 is the correct answer.