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SO SO SO frustrating that I have again to let the work aside for today. I must go :( I'm really excited and happy about digging the things that way, thank you very much for that support and presence even on Sunday @Sprout ! See you tomorrow, I can't wait to return at work...

Understood

And when bar 8 comes, it both BO prior rtl AND it is on T1 in volume so -> BO,T1 ? If yes, then a BM is assigned and here one more time something that makes things fuzzy : the BO,T1 is in a long orientation so at first i'd say BM is at bottom of bar 8 and is long, BUT the prior BM was long so...

This is false if I consider bar 5 being Ag VEBO. Ag VEBO is an A-band end effect, so P1 is assigned on current bar so on bar 6, not 7.

"An EE is signaling that the current trend segment is complete and a new one is beginning. The OOE resets. For bar6, bar13,etc... what is necessary for a BO,T1 EE to be true?" First DD -> IF bar 6, 13, whichever, is a BO,T1, being as BO,T1 is an EE AND being as EE is signaling the current...

From the current struggle and work I'm doing and you're helping me with, I feel something strong and powerful is about to surge for me.

This is a gold mine. I need to read, reread and read it again. Thank you very much @Simples , you're pointing out some really important things.

Long, at the bottom of bar 7. And combined with was said before, then I would see this, but i'm not sure about the Ag VEBO EE on bar 6

using this : , then I'd see the second P2 as an assigned P1 due to Ag VEBO EE. From what I have in mind and notes, a FF is made up of at least two opposite tapes. Globally, from bar 1 to bar 4, I see a unique short extended tape. So FF cannot have appeared. The ony way I could see...

And high of bar 5 would be its point 1, wouldn't it ? A little thought : you say "if bar 5 closed above the RTL of the price cases", but which PCs precisely are you pointing out ? All the prior ones beginning from Bar 1 ? So SYM, XR and XR ? This would lead to know which precise RTL you're...

Thank you very much. And to be perfectly clear ->

After reasoning and thinking strong about all this, reviewing the EEs literature and the Volume Test Procedure Element Ranges sheet, I come to this, and it makes a lot of sense when I see the chart. Unfortunately, I can't produce work anymore for today, my disponible time has expired. Thank...

What I deduce from this is that - as on any FS or A-Band EE the OOE resets on the current bar, and on all toher EEs (so PP!s and B/C bands) P1 is assigned on next bar. then, each time a BMrev, a BO,T1 or any A-Band EE is located, then P1 is assigned on current bar. This makes me I don't get...

Optimizing the little disponible time I have, going forward on the refinement and log. I notices a little thing that is surely very important. It deals with assigned P1's and its BM. If I'm clear with that, each time an assigned P1 is done, one is to place its relative BM. The example that...

Exceptionally, I won't dispose of the same amount of time as usual, today and tomorrow for work. It's a pity, but it's ok. Any time I can find an hour or so for work I'll use it for that. Monday I'll be much more active than today and tomorrow. Have all a nice week end and the best IR to all...

So far, after refining a bit more, that's how it begins

Currently refining my labelisation of BMrev on the first bars, there may be an error.

Although I notice now P1 is not valid on Bar 10, but T1 is, I conserve my reconsidering of the PP1 labelisation .

I feel I need to reconsider this. What is true about acceleration concept in itself : it means going faster between B and C than between A and B. BUT What are we talking about when dealing with PP1 ?->peaks. What is a peak ? an increasing orientation. SO, what can mean an acceleration of...

I thought until now that when any bar closes against ANY past established BM, it was a BM rev. As I assigned P1 on bar 1, I put a BM long at its bottom, and as it was broken by bar 4's close, I put BMrev on bar 4. This will make a huge difference to know, note and build my mind with that. It's...