And your call was correct.(7) So Let it be Written - YouTubeWe're just gonna chop for the rest of the session. We've already put in the HOD and I don't expect a selloff either.
And your call was correct.(7) So Let it be Written - YouTubeWe're just gonna chop for the rest of the session. We've already put in the HOD and I don't expect a selloff either.
But you forget we've been chopping for the last 4 hours. Can you apply measured move after such a long chop? I wouldn't.
Here one I found (in retrospect). Notice I projected from 933am 1min bar because it was the low close of that initial down move off RTH open:-Opening spike (RTH) starting from the open to around 10:20a.
Edit- I'm referring to MES
Didn't he say from the open to 10:20? You're only measuring the first 10 minutes.Here one I found (in retrospect). Notice I projected from 933am 1min bar because it was the low close of that initial down move off RTH open:-
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True, but I measured the first move regardless of time elapsed.Didn't he say from the open to 10:20? You're only measuring the first 10 minutes.
Not sure what you mean by ... go close to far?I measure moves like Brooks and go close to far, watching the reaction at each. I also take my scalps off at a 1:1 for various reasons (I say scalps for anything 1:1 or less).
I trade off the 5 minute so I skipped the first measured move SunTrader posted when I saw what happened after the implied pullback on bar 5 and took my scalp off at that 1:1 using the height of the spike where that trap happened.
The end of the spike took place at bar 10 which I use in my trading so I took the 1:1 measure of the spike without the pullback for a doubling of the range because it was close enough to a typical measured move but fell where a projected level also was.
Not sure what you mean by ... go close to far?
Well we all have our plan so I wouldn't try to dissuade you following it.I use two types of measured moves; the height of a pattern/range/spike doubled, and a 2-legged move (ABC).
What I mean by close to far is identifying where different measured moves land starting with whatever is closest to price, using the M5 chart to infer what price is doing on different timeframes. For example, I didn't take any profits on that first measured move you pointed out because it was too close given the context of what was happening. Bad math given the risk and it was too bullish to take anything less than a 1:1 on the initial entry.