Thank you for doing the drawings.
Now we can move to discovering how market turns take place.
I suggested drawing a bar and along the bar adding the path that the ticks follow to form the bar.
Your first figure is a "continuation" of a short trend over three bars.
Your second figure is a reversal of the sentiment over three bars.
PTV has helped you by detailing out how te flow chart goes from node to node by following the paths between nodes.
So much has been accomplished.
Some of your illustrations contain time elapses of 4 seconds and others contain enogh time passage to see and understand how there is a relationship between bars and the manner in which that relationship is documented.
PRV has been well documented as well.
It is being calculated from the begging to the end of any forming bar. because a ratiio is involved and arithematic is involved, then we have to look at the denominator and it's influence on the resulting value of the PRV.
One thing becomes apparent: during the first several seconds the PRV "shadow" will be canging remarkably as it drops down from positive infinity. Most of the trip is made in milliseconds but it is a good idea to let in pan out for a number of seconds. I post 12 seconds as a reasonable portion of the 300 seconds involved. In many types of stats 0.05 is used as a gate for significant measurability. 12/300ths sort of fits into this casual realm.
When the matrices of volume PACE with repect to volatility, etc., were posted, whole bars were used to show the vertical and horizontal Gaussian distributions. This was a clear measure of the strong corrolatiion of market PACE and market volatility.
from this we can gather that PRV is "showing" the forming bar's propensity to be a given number of ticks in length. Further this suggests the importance of "temporary" nature of what is continuing to "freak out" most potential traders.
A bar that has a two tick range and is a Doji is a "beginning of a bar." and if it is 4 to 8 seconds "old", let it mature a little as you sit on a given node.
Now we can move to discovering how market turns take place.
I suggested drawing a bar and along the bar adding the path that the ticks follow to form the bar.
Your first figure is a "continuation" of a short trend over three bars.
Your second figure is a reversal of the sentiment over three bars.
PTV has helped you by detailing out how te flow chart goes from node to node by following the paths between nodes.
So much has been accomplished.
Some of your illustrations contain time elapses of 4 seconds and others contain enogh time passage to see and understand how there is a relationship between bars and the manner in which that relationship is documented.
PRV has been well documented as well.
It is being calculated from the begging to the end of any forming bar. because a ratiio is involved and arithematic is involved, then we have to look at the denominator and it's influence on the resulting value of the PRV.
One thing becomes apparent: during the first several seconds the PRV "shadow" will be canging remarkably as it drops down from positive infinity. Most of the trip is made in milliseconds but it is a good idea to let in pan out for a number of seconds. I post 12 seconds as a reasonable portion of the 300 seconds involved. In many types of stats 0.05 is used as a gate for significant measurability. 12/300ths sort of fits into this casual realm.
When the matrices of volume PACE with repect to volatility, etc., were posted, whole bars were used to show the vertical and horizontal Gaussian distributions. This was a clear measure of the strong corrolatiion of market PACE and market volatility.
from this we can gather that PRV is "showing" the forming bar's propensity to be a given number of ticks in length. Further this suggests the importance of "temporary" nature of what is continuing to "freak out" most potential traders.
A bar that has a two tick range and is a Doji is a "beginning of a bar." and if it is 4 to 8 seconds "old", let it mature a little as you sit on a given node.