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How about that! Both 13:35 and 14:05 are Spike bars. LOL, I need a new pair of eyes.

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This one is really, really tough one for me. A 'post P3' lateral. Anything goes inside those. Technically, IMO since there hasn't been a traverse level signal for change on 5 min ES traverse level fractal - I couldn't tell if what we're going to see tomorrow aren't faster fractal traverses...

14:55 is return to dominance and 15:05 is signal for change in blue "5 min ES Traverse Level fractal" Traverse (Peak Volume)

10/31, beginning 12:50 OB: blue trendlines represent "5 min ES Traverse Level fractal" Traverse, NOT the channel. Olive, orange and olive again trendlines represent traverses on faster fractal (2min YM) as they don't have the completed sequences required of "5 min ES Traverse Level fractal"...

A Traverse on "5 min ES Traverse Level fractal" consists of components which if not there create an appearance of a Traverse, while in fact it is not. E.g. all components necessary for "5 min ES Traverse Level fractal" Traverse have been assembled and sequences completed on 14:55 [close of] bar...

Two ways exist in which the market builds a channel. One of them is to begin with traverse and then widen it to the size of the channel. Some examples: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1922872#post1922872...

I'd like to request a brief time-out. I need to study the charts to determine what happens with dominance after the market returns to a state where Volume increases, within the same context as we have here (the PA bar is dominant). Thank you for guiding me to this point.

The same pattern of Volume and Dominance for a different occasion though: Increasing ->P1 (of down traverse) Decreasing - Increasing ->P2 (of down traverse) Dominant ->P1 (of down traverse) Non-Dominant - Dominant ->P2 (of down traverse)

Increasing - Decreasing - Increasing: describes how volume behaves in a traverse. Dominant - Non-Dominant - Dominant: describes how Price behaves in a traverse.

green are areas where volume begins to increase after Pace 'step down'

(Highlighted in green are areas where volume begins to increase after Pace 'step down')

Yes, it would. After Pace 'step down', the Volume, after reaching the lowest point, (hitting the bottom, if you will) will begin increasing again. Basically, from what I am seeing, volume will increase after reaching the lowest point during the Pace 'step down'. (Highlighted in green are...

15:05 10-31-2008 is Peak Volume, but it does not exhibit decreasing volatility on the last bar

Black arrows in the attached point to the instances I was referring to as "another Pace Increase after Pace Acceleration"

What I think when I see 'Pace Acceleration' is that I will see some kind of non-dominant movement right after. Pennant, lateral or retrace. In terms of Volume, what I am seeing after Pace Acceleration is either volume decline from the Pace Acceleration bar forward (marked with blue 3 in the...

I am having trouble understanding the statement highlighted in red. Specifically the causality here is difficult for me to discern. The CAUSE (the market had already created a Point Two previously in the day) is connected with the EFFECT (the market has intentions of creating an accelerated...

I'd really like to learn differentiating these type of scenarios, so forgive me for somewhat restating my original question, which you may feel you have already answered, but under a different angle. You said: You also said: and I'd like to avoid any ambiguity in my interpretation of your...

I apologize for clumsiness and thank you for responding, I meant 1120 bar, not 1420 in my question. (typo) This indication of market intentions, was it evident: [list=A] by Pace Acceleration on 1120 bar, or even earlier than that - by Pace Acceleration on 1005 bar, followed by decreasing...

Indeed:) . One of the things that made me wonder is: you have no lateral beginning with OB 14:20. Without this lateral (which even if there was one, would not be p2->p3 lateral), the 11:40 bar with increasing volume appears to become dominant and 11:45 appears to become signal for change (Peak...