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Why does this specific example tell you something different than the previous? - Spydertrader

No. Walk forward from those two points in time and 'see' the subtle differences. - Spydertrader

Now compare the above time period with the last 4 ES bars beginning with the 12:35 [close of] Bar. What subtle differences exist between these two specific examples compared to the quoted time period. - Spydertrader

Again, let's keep our eye on the bigger picture here. Annotation differences of interpretation have little impact in this specific example. Context differences do however make a huge difference. Another example. Check out [close of] 11:50 ES Bar (Today). Walk through the differences here...

Ok, so you can't find the other charts. No problem. What did the YM say this time with respect to long or short? Specifically, the 11:14 [close of] bar? - Spydertrader

Great. You have this part clear. Now, you need more increasing Volume after these events to confirm a Trend Change has taken place. Otherwise no Trend Change exists which requires the trader to get back on the right side of the market. In other words, a trader thinks a trend change occurred, but...

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What did the YM say this time compared to last time you watched the scenario unfold? How is the context different this time compared to last time? - Spydertrader

Correct. More accurately: What one thought was a downtrend has now changed. - Spydertrader

Clicking the link you provided does not bring up the chart posted by ivob (at least on my computer screen). See attached. - Spydertrader <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1926318>

Without looking at ivob's chart, I cannot say for sure but it appears as if (for some reason), I answered the question based off a completely different time period of the day. If ivob could repost his chart, I could provide a better answer. It may be as simple as I looked at the incorrect...

In order for a Trend Change to have occured (and not simply increasing Volume due to a BO of a Pennant (or as in this case, a Lateral Formation), what must come next? More increasing red Volume. Since WMCN did not materialize, we expect the Trend to change. Three scenarios exist where...

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Price breaks a lateral Formation on Increasing red Volume. What must come next? More Increasing red Volume. What actually came next? Decreasing Black Volume. Therefore, we expect the trend to change. Price and Volume then create a Lateral Formation in exactly the fashion expected - decreasing...

While I'd love to have a stand alone application, whatever works to save time provides me with more than is necessary. Thanks to everyone who responded. - Spydertrader

Seriously, nobody has built a small application (besides Clym's Excel Sheet) to scrape Earnngs Dates?

In case you missed it, this is an Aha! moment. :D - Spydertrader

Not if you don't mind following convention. - Spydertrader

The actual signal for change occured one bar prior - [close of] the 14:45 bar when Price moved in the dominant direction on decreasing dominant Volume. At that same time, the YM had already signaled change. So when the ES [close of] 14:50 bar appeared to confirm the previous bar's signal for...