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In order for the above statement to have complete accuracy, all increasing black Volume bars need to result from a Lateral (either Movement or Formation) BO / FBO or from a Pennant / Adjacent bar Even Harmonic BO / FBO. Do your charts show this to be the case? Mine do not. - Spydertrader

Another bummer of a week for the boys in the Hendrick stable. Gordo finished 42nd, junior smacks the wall near the end, and Johnson crosses the finish line in the grass - with a 17th place run. Outstanding!!! Sheesh!! And who'd a thunk the Gibbs boys would be caught cheating? Not me for...

I believe this exact discussion took place within this very thread - earlier this year. In addition, glancing at a chart should provide some insight. - Spydertrader

Headed out to the Lake Erie islands for the next few days. Enjoy the weekend everyone. When spending time differentiating, make sure what you believe you see actualy exists. In other words, make sure you don't have a different context in front of you. HTH - Spydertrader

A Traverse Level Signal for change occurs where one needs to reverse - not where one needs to hold. In addition, keep focused on the correct discussion. Three topics find themselves under consideration at present. Take care not to apply an answer from one discussion onto an area not intended...

Good. Because it isn't "one big traverse" from 9:55 to 12:50. A trader should see three Traverses (two dominant and one lateral) with but one signal to head short - 12:50. - Spydertrader

Why do you feel change must appear at 11:20? - Spydertrader

Did you see this post? Do you think it might also apply to your current situation? - Spydertrader

Nice work. Note, once again, the value of a thoroughly annotated chart. :D - Spydertrader

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I recommend starting with making sure you annotated the area correctly, and once sure you have thoroughly annotated this portion of your chart, determine what you know. When does a trader apply the Jokari Window? When does a Trader not? Something says not to apply the Jokari Window at this...

Correct. Two possible sources of error exist when one attempts to evaluate what the market has provided in terms of signals. Either, what the trader sees does not fit the definitions supplied by the market, or what the trader sees does fit the definitions supplied by the market, but the trader...

You are absolutely correct. One does not need all that I have discussed in order to profit. - Spydertrader

It isn't incorrect. I should have been more clear. I have mentally arranged the types of Jokari changes into two types (using a Neutral bias [meaning long is a mirror of short]). Unfortunately, I failed to provide that clarity in my previous post. In other words, Price moves in the...

Circled indicates a Point Three down Traverse within a lateral Formation not forming a retace from Point Two to Point Three. This specific example you posted has a Lateral Formation as part of a retrace. Clearly, the example you posted differs significantly from the scenario I described (on...

I see this very same thing unfold day after day. The market always creates a Point Three. The difficulty many have results from their inability to differentiate what they believe they see from what the market has actually provided. A thing might look like a Traverse, but isn't. The market even...

Perhaps, my answer can help both you and the good doctor. Intra-Bar at 14:00, we do have Price moving higher than the previous bar. However, by close of the ES 14:00 bar, Price no longer sits above the previous bar. - Spydertrader

And, once again you see that you already knew the answers to the questions. You simply didn't realize it. - Spydertrader

14:05 did, but 14:20 did not. - Spydertrader

Looks like you just answered both questions now didn't you. :D - Spydertrader Edit: The above refers also to the question about which you requested a blank chart.