targus,
your 1,2,3 is a .86 retrace
the DB after the 3 on you chart is called the " half twist."
so a " one legger with a half twist " in shop talk.
if you add the macd to your chart it will be massively diverged at the DB area.
my macd is not the stock out of the box one nor the ssto.....
this macd has no lag in it.
in every pic i have posted, note the macd histo cross over to positive or negative side of its own 0.00 line running horizontal.
this confirms the direction of price.
for divergence , look at the " length of the histo bar" for strength.
the pic attached has an arrow under the macd.
look how short the histo bar is relative to the first bottom leg.
this is called a " cork under water " setup.
we are running out of sellers and big time....
the ssto crosses lower on the first leg and much higher on the second leg for a long entry.
there is a red trend line showing the massive macd diverge at the bottom.
the red arrow shows how short the macd bars are......
once they change to the north direction, price explodes.
the t3 ssto is very smooth , it is also used for diverge......
always look for a lower cross over on the second leg for a short and the opposite for a long.
the number of positions traded is relative to decades of trading.
2% entry risk of only 25% of your capital with a very, very high success rate still allows more roi per hour than the best CEO job in the country .
you get to live in the same neighbourhood and they never figure out why you have this relaxed lifestyle.............
the fib math is used to exit the trade at 2.6 as the price rolls over.
s