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The YM provides, but a single answer. We have a binary system here - continuation or change. The YM signals one or the other. It cannot signal both. When does the IBGS ever provide a signal for continuation? Then I suggest you review the differences between continuation and change. The...

Bar 26 is an FBO. It fails to remain outside of its formation and the RTL - returning to both. However, fanning does follow such an event. - Spydertrader

OK. I see now. I am guessing his (and your) charts label time differently than my own. Thanks for the clarification. However, once again, the YM does provide the answer. - Spydertrader

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OK, then the bar in question had increasing Volume and not 'Peak' Volume. - Spydertrader

All the effort to parse my statements yielded no additional information - other than you still have no trading knowledge beyond failing to trade. Bravo. Thank you for confirming what everyone on this web site already knew. - Spydertrader

You might want to 'rethink' how you define 'flaws.' Considering flaws result from decreasing Volume, and not 'Peak' Volume, I do not comprehend how you arrived at a conclusion of 'flaw' here. Moreover, the 9:50 Bar on the YM (all times eastern) provides a clear signal for change. So you had...

Check the YM. 11:42 (All times Eastern) provides all the information one needs. - Spydertrader

You did have change and a New Point Two. See my chart posted yesterday. The 'retrace' simply developed over the end of one bar and the beginning of another. For this reason, I advise holding through Points Two and Three. I can't see the bar in question on your chart, but if the 'retrace'...

Increasing or decreasing refers to the previous bar, and not, some 'general downtrend' or prior peak. 1. Traverses by definition involve significantly more bars than one. 2. Non-dominant by definition requires decreasing Volume. 3. One could 'see' increasing Volume as price retraces in...

Nope. The key here is that your software doesn't color Price and Volume Bars correctly. As a result, you 'see' things differently - which often results in a missed signal or two. A few Solutions: 1. Change the default settings for Price and Bar Coloration in your software. 2. If...

Correct. One must 'see' increasing dominant Volume after a Point Three to confirm a valid channel. You aren't 'missing' a thing. Clearly, the Jokari Window tells us the market has indeed signaled 'change' on Bar 6. However, because we know the 'sequences' of Price and Volume, we know Point...

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Perhaps, people have chosen not to provide the information you feel is owed you because you burned too many bridges under a previous alias. Then again, you feeling 'entitled' to something, for whatever reason, does provide a chuckle or two. Fortunately, confident individuals don't have a...

Yes, you have mentioned a few macro conditions which influence all markets, but don't forget other (more micro, and perhaps more immediate) contexts as well - Formations (Pennants and Laterals), Tapes, Traverses and Channel Points. Monitor, Analize, Decide, Act. I have no doubt you can...

1. Learn the Jokari Window. One must internalize the answers contained within, so that in the 'blink of an eye' one can know what signals the market has provided. 2. Learn the sequences of Price and Volume as Price moves from Point One to Point Two to Point Three. 3. Learn 'context' and...

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The Problem has returned. - Spydertrader Edit: and now works fine. :)

Best most accurate 'call' of this entire thread made by xflat2186.