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For those who still don't 'see' how fractal changes work, note the attached chart. I have annotated multifractal traverses within a very large, full day Lateral (in addition to all flaws and Outside Bars). Please note how the market offers up a Traverse Level signal for change each time Price...

You'll want to add your traverse lines and the 'fanned' traverse lines. - Spydertrader

LOL. My wireless keyboard batteries are low I think. - Spydertrader

It isn't Peak Volume. Furthermore, if it was Peak Volume, then you'd have a Signal for change on that bar creating a Point One located on that Bar. Trends overlap at point One, not at Point Two and Three. Just because you 'see' change in this area, doesn't mean it didn't come from another...

That is because you did not then know what you now know. - Spydertrader

I did not say this. Walk through the day. What you will find is what the market provided today for this fractal. Learn on one fractal, then apply what you have learned onto all others. Also, a signal to head short developed on bar One (for those who feel no real problem with entering...

I know I have repeated this several times, but I want to make sure everyone understands the differentiation with respect to this fractal (and time frame) currently under discussion and other fractals (and time frames) not currently under discussion. Tonight we are talking about only the 5 minute...

If Price headed south out of this enormous lateral and formed another down Traverse then you'd have a down channel. You'd have the original traverse, a Lateral Traverse, then a down traverse. As the Lateral is forming, we only know what we have. We cannot speculate as to what might happen. -...

Kindly illuminate what signal for change exists on the bars in question. A Failure to Traverse represents a signal for change at a specific point in time. In other words, while Price fails to reach the LTL, this isn't the only requirement for an FTT. It also needs a signal for change...

Aha! Again, nothing wrong inherently with 'jumping fractals' as long as the trader knows this to be the case. - Spydertrader

What you 'see' here is Intra-Fractal Movements (I just made up that term) which correspond to actual traverses on smaller fractals (For example, The YM provides a signal for change (10:26) creating the signal for change needed on the 10:30 ES bar, and as a result transforming this (10:30) bar...

Ok guys, stop for a moment and think. We needed to see an end. We did not find an end. Price sits within a Lateral. Therefore, since we still need to locate an end to a down Traverse, this Lateral can only be a Retrace of a yet to be completed Traverse. - Spydertrader

Among other things, but yes a Pennant BO FBO works to change the market mode from short to long. - Spydertrader

Remember, you need the same sequences for both dominant and non-dominant traverses. Keep in mind when a B2B (or R2R) develops. When you 'see' the B2B, have the sequences reached the point where one would expect a B2B? Also, your first traverse had no end, and as such, you cannot yet know if...

Correct, but more accurately. No signal for change existed to form the FTT on this fractal. However, it is important to note, that the YM did provide a signal for change at 10:26 YM [close of] Bar for those trading on a different fractal. We (in this exercise) only have the ES. - Spydertrader...

Traverse level 5 minute ES. - Spydertrader

Don't guess. Know. Thus far, it appears, The beginning Traverse of the day, had a beginning a middle, but no end. As a result, what do you feel the market has signaled you to expect? Again, we are only focused on a single fractal. - Spydertrader

Stick with the first until you are sure you have everything correct. - Spydertrader

Review what the Jokari window says. Are you sure a signal for change exists? Again, on this fractal. - Spydertrader

And what signal for change do you see on that 10:25 or 10:30 ES [close of] Bar? - Spydertrader