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Test. Saw one of these a short time ago and was impressed with the dB's something so small could generate.

Another possibility may be the fact that the intraday volatility (H-L) has fallen steadily over the past couple of days and in particular today it was 1/3 of Wednesdays' and 1/2 of yesterday's. This may give rise to more lateral motion (Formations, Movement, and CCC) and as well produce...

They are singularly useful ehorn. lj

Nice variant (1) today on the ES. (1) the volume of the low (high) is larger than the volume of a recent swing low (high) and the price of this low is higher (lower) than the price of the recent swing low (high). lj

I agree with your assessment Romanus and what's totally freaky (just speaking for myself in respect of the freakiness factor) is that the anticipation afforded by the Tape/Traverse/Channel (TTC) paradigm lets one sit comfortably through 2-2.5 point undulations until Ms. Market does her thing. lj

Thanks for the very creative attachment, attachment handle and lead-in to same. What I did do was to put 'Spydertrader' into the handle box on the search page and 'peak volume' into the keyword box on the search page (options left on default) to generate a data set where Spydertrader was the...

Thank you Spyder. That was very helpful. lj

(1) Correct. Modified-VSA nomenclature hangover. An ET search for a definition of peak volume as it relates to futures, using "peak volume + your handle" failed to yield an answer. (2) Thank you for answering my query. (3) I do comprehend exactly what gman was trying to do. I chose to...

The second blue-colored query addresses your point, IMO. lj

If I have understood you correctly, what you are saying is that CO Channels are not of utility on days where there is a large opening gap and on days where there is little or no gap (so-called split opening) their use is unnecessary if a trader is oriented to the market. So in short, you don't...

Thank you for posting your chart Spyder. You begin your annotation for today with the 9:30 bar and do not carry over from the 410-415 bar of yesterday. My question is what criteria do you use in deciding whether or not to do the carryover? Would you still start at 9:30 if there was a split...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mVWWmIXKxk&feature=related et http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7qop0CGHAo&feature=related The more things change, the more they remain the same. C'est tout. Which is to say, it's the mode, Claude. Y'all come down and see us. lj

There seems to be no small amount of consternation with respect to Bar 8 in the ES of the AM of 7/15. Clearly the signal for a change in mode cannot be either a VE or a tape ftt (both of which are present in the 'orange channel' (sic) of Spyder's first chart o' the day). The down traverse...

Perhaps (just perhaps) this is what prompted the risk crew at IB to act as they did yesterday: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/200...-in-chart-form/. Another small point has to do with volatility (using H-L as the volatilty parameter)/bar vs daily (RTH or Globex H-L) volatility. While...

Yoiks!! Check out the link: http://ftalphaville.ft.com/blog/2008/07/16/14538/unmitigated-disaster-in-chart-form/ lj

Voila. From JH who uses bar Open as the starting point, e.g., 9:30 = Bar 1. lj

Thank you ehorn. Your boldness is much appreciated. lj

Thank you. By this I take you to mean INTRABAR sequences and this is very helpful. And yes, you are correct that I'm not quite ready to take an 'inside the outside bar' ride but that can wait. Regards, lj

Hi Spyder, Long time no talk. For the life of me I cannot see why the Point 1 green yen bar is not an IBGS. The same holds true for the red yen bar. Both bars do not appear to be 'failed' IBGS's albeit that the red yen bar is immediately 'reversed' with an IBGS. The latter bar pair looks...

Nice PD article from 'The Economist'. lj