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I agree, i get into trouble more often than not hitting... i end up farther away from my stop and only rarely catch the momentum thanks, i

from the looks of it (closed at its low) seems you made a MKT order... I'd imagine if you wanted to play it safe, you'd place a limit order about halfway up the last bar - the type of trading i need to do more of :)

Just curious, why didn't you short it the bar before as per his rules, you want it to break the signal bar by more than a tick or T&S? Cheers, i

lol, screw u :)

Ok, TIMEOUT!!! I read this journal religiously but it's starting to get hard to keep up !! Please create digest comments on a daily basis so that we can cut down on the posts. Anticipate likely replies to reduce the back and forth! Thank you :D

Tape 1) add the above ask transactions (buys) 2) add the below bid transactions (sells) 3) compare the numbers to see which side is winning... note: useful at critical points, may be useful / may not be at others - not experienced enough to say i

No no, I get it, thanks! Not useful to you anymore? seems useful for keeping you in the trade. i

? not sure i understand the that... you mean the volume between these out of mkt orders? that must be hard to do...

was already green, only toggles if a weak bar appears if you set seeall = true, you can see all the Strongs/Weaks

Yes very powerful stuff, sick almost, i just went the extra mile, was very much based on Anek's work...

The white bars were blinding me on the shorter time frames :) so I used RGB to set the color to grey... the higher the (same) numbers the lighter it is, and vice versa. instead of white, you can use RGB(180, 180, 180) or something along those lines... fyi, if you wanna funky up your...

Thanks, just trying to give back

Criteria1 is to paint the Strong bar, Criteria2 for the Weak bar. Criteria1(close > h[1] and (h > h[2] or h > c[2]) and (h > h[3] or h > c[3])), Criteria2(close < l[1] and (l < l[2] or l < c[2]) and (l < l[3] or l < c[3])); where: c=close, h=high, l=low.... [1] means a bar ago, [2] 2 bars...

Great example, thanks! Clarifies a lot... :D

Change from Anek's version: - made criteria editable in Format - I added "or h>c.." clauses in the Criterias - I only paint bars that reverse signals (optional -> "seeall=false" set as default, in other words, by default, only shows reversals) Enjoy ps. posted eld at...

Any way you can post an example of what you filter in/out based on frequency? Hard for me to ignore a HH/LL if the frequency is not right Thanks!

Check out this chart, the reversal signals are pretty damn interesting... based on Anek's 3bar paintbars...

Makes sense, unusually the market went down while large contracts were bought above ask - more so than below bids... might have been some manipulation to shake out the weak hands... (on SPY)

Samsung is a major one, not sure if there are others

All ears if you'd like to give some insights on HA bars :) i