B1, throw me a bone here. I use Unirenkos which are range based. Can you show how monthly PA looks over the past 6 months on the time-based charts you use and why July looks like a negative PA month?
B1, throw me a bone here. I use Unirenkos which are range based. Can you show how monthly PA looks over the past 6 months on the time-based charts you use and why July looks like a negative PA month?

Yes, and by itself, contributes nothing to reversing the monthly negative price action. In fact, it fit nicely into the MNPA. -----Weekly is the most important time frame as it closes on Fri where traders would be holding over the weekend.
Yes, and by itself, contributes nothing to reversing the monthly negative price action. In fact, it fit nicely into the MNPA. -----Weekly is the most important time frame as it closes on Fri where traders would be holding over the weekend.
No. I pay little, or no, attention to fundamentals and news. These are reflected in the charts, although the most important aspect of charts is sentiment.There is a massive fundamental shift supporting these moves. You saw one of it's legs today with Powell's hawkish tone. Do you account for that in your positioning?
No. I pay little, or no, attention to fundamentals and news. These are reflected in the charts, although the most important aspect of charts is sentiment.
I do, however, recognize that you cannot print money, creating inflation, then raise rates, while shutting down energy, with no new viable system in place and expect to not have a depression.There is a massive fundamental shift supporting these moves. You saw one of it's legs today with Powell's hawkish tone. And it ain't just a weekly deal. Do you account for that in your positioning?
Yes, and by itself, contributes nothing to reversing the monthly negative price action. In fact, it fit nicely into the MNPA. -----Weekly is the most important time frame as it closes on Fri where traders would be holding over the weekend.