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This you consider an uptrend?

Yes in quotes "price". BTW I have Larry's book which is excellent. I don't see anything here that one can't find in the original source. And he discusses futures including currencies, but not forex or choppy 1 and 5 minute bars. Just sayin'.

Did you not see my post#4 .... "regardless of what session (or margin used) "?

ES is $50 per full point regardless of what session (or margin used) .......... so 5567.00 - 5566.50 = 0.50 0.50 x $50 = $25

Still too much mumbo jumbo for me. Price is it. You did realize my prior post was meant sarcastically right?

Although not applicable to Tesla, or EV's only, I found this interesting this morning:- (SEMAFOR) Cars could get lighter Wikimedia Commons New varieties of steel could make cars hundreds of pounds lighter and hundreds of dollars cheaper to run. Steelmaking is more than 2,000 years old, but...

All I see are a bunch of up/down arrows and meaningless random "price" swings.

Here's (after the fact) is best entry point. Low of lower swing high taken out - also extended wick above screams selling taking place. Magenta moving average nearby is just coincidental - price doesn't care about average price, what lengths are used, how it is calculated yada yada. My...

Maybe his (now) good buddy DonnieBoy can "loan" him some bucks.

I plot Moving Averages (twenty of them to be specific) of price bars from 3 weeks ago projected 3 weeks into the future, then brought back to present time smoothed with 3 more averages plotted with all the colors of the rainbow. Does it work, I'm still testing them because I think they need to...

IMO, for my uses, Open/Close are more important than High/Low.

Same difference.

You prefer a forum where you get to post unchecked - give "Truth" Social a try.

Overbought and oversold is only in your imagination. And RSI, Stochastic and Moving Averages are all the same thing. Pick one, nothing gained by using them all.

Yes (take your word for it, don't see him) and you responded in kind. Except you are still ignoring reality, Boeing and the unions together reacted to change building the best jets .... for decades. The only thing that really changed was the out-sourcing - to eff the unions basically. Look at...

" ....... hardships of the $35/hr ........." That's not money huh?

Yeah except reality gets in the way of your spin. Boeing has been unionized for decades. The C Suite to boost their salaries and options tried going around long term, knowledgeable, properly incentified union workers and got burnnnnnnnned. Here's a tissue, too bad you don't make $35/hr - oh...

Actually to be grammatically correct, they should say YOU WERE FIRED. And add NOW GET OUTTA HERE! lol

Bait and switch much.

Try landing a lunar module on the moon with ancient roman engineering.