Do you not use the stoch for exit? anyway, I've given up on using Jack Heysey's method after I found out a better and more objective way to trade from my own academic research although I take into account his concept for trading something like the existence of dominant trend and non-dominant trend.
He was true about the existence of dominant trend and non-dominant trend.
I do see the volume cycle pattern he described sometimes but not always (not in a consistent manner).
I am not sure whether he intentionally did not disclose the market volatility measure, but to identify whether a trend is a dominant or non-dominant, you have to use a volatility measure (i.e. volatility between short, intermediate and long term).
I know he used stoch and MACD for it that but neither was a reliable method for identifying a dominant trend in a consistent manner.
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