Cook, from Alan Millhone
In the parlance of checkers, the use of a preprepared line of play that corrects long established published play or is a new and innovative move that catches a player off guard is called a 'cook'. While playing you casually make your moves expecting the game to follow along well charted territory– then your opponent at a predetermined juncture springs their trap!
Does the Market Mistress lull traders into a false sense of security before pulling out the rug and she stands back and watches the dominoes tumble? In tournament checkers we use a 156 opening deck to begin our games. Three move play is like a vast ocean.
I see the market as vast and complex and constantly on the move as the tides.