In order to help discourage people from trading against the trend, it may be beneficial to look at the user psychology induced by X-mode. Currently it evaluates and shows 100% S/R levels as equal. So people will view the 100% R as just as good of a place to short as 100% S is to go long, regardless of the overall trend. However the conditions of a strong market dictate that the opposing levels are more likely to be broken. i.e. in a bull market, resistance is more likely to be broken than support. So having the algorithm interpret the RTD and then downgrade the opposing 100% levels to only ever be 75% max may help people understand that the support is stronger and the maket is biased to go higher (it gives a clear visual indication of the imbalance by not having equal levels). For example, if global is up, then the strongest resistance levels are capped at 75%. Once global dips below then it flips to capping the support strength. (And maybe some transition zone in between where the levels become equal if the trend is weak and market therefore indecisive)