Measuring a graph crossing if x is met

Hello again guys,

I'm trying to build a formula that somehow can vary how it reads a "crossing". Atm I have a series of formulas that calculate the location of the "dip" on the graph (if it's above its starting value). I want excel to then calculate if a level is breached (in relation to the dip) - forgeting the previous points of the graph

This is the perfect result:

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Note the dip occurs @ 5, a formula adds 2% to this & if that level gets breached (& also finishes above that level) be labeled as "Winner".

However, currently my forumla calculates it like this:

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This is incorrectly lablled as a "Loser", because the breach should only be valid if it occurs after the dip

Here's another diagram, plus the workbook with all the calculations.

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This has bugged me all day! so any help would be much appreciated - feel free to ask for clarification on anything

Thanks
Mdn

If I understand the part about 'breaching' and 'finishing above' the 'dip'+2% threshold, then perhaps this will be of some help.
1) Paste the following formula into cell C10: =IF(AND(D6>$B6,D6<C6,D6<E6),D6*1.02,"")
2) drag the fill handle over to cell F10,
3) while C10:F10 are still highlighted drag the fill handle of F10 down to F13.
4) Paste the following formula into cell C14: =IF(C10="","",IF($G6>C10,"Winner","Loser"))
5) drag the fill handle over to F14 then down to F17.
Steps 1-3 establish the value of the 'dip'+2%.
Steps 4 and 5 establish winners and losers based on whether or not the final value is more than the 'dip'+2% value.
Let us know if you have any questions.