Quote from frenchfry:
To get the discussion about volume test procedure started I quickly filled the first 18 bars of the log. I got stuck at bar 12 and decided to stop here in order not to delay the discussion.
Why did I get stuck? This is what I did:
I assume that until bar 10 the volume bars are assigned correctly. So at bar 12 I test for a repeat of a P2. Is this volume bar >= the previous bar? Answer: F.
Now in reverse chronological order I test if it is a T1: Is this volume bar <= the previous volume bar? Answer: Damn!!! It is. The "Damn" comes from somewhere in my mind where I have "...there can be no new T1 after a P2". Therefore I put a F for T1.
I continue in reverse order and test if it is a P1. Is this volume bar >= the previous bar.... hahahaha... the previous bar or previous P1? Answer: F.
After I checked every possibility in reverse chronological order I need to go in the log to the next element which is a T2P.
I still need to think this through but it gives a good starting point for discussion.
Quote from frenchfry:
To get the discussion about volume test procedure started I quickly filled the first 18 bars of the log. I got stuck at bar 12 and decided to stop here in order not to delay the discussion.
Why did I get stuck? This is what I did:
I assume that until bar 10 the volume bars are assigned correctly. So at bar 12 I test for a repeat of a P2. Is this volume bar >= the previous bar? Answer: F.
Now in reverse chronological order I test if it is a T1: Is this volume bar <= the previous volume bar? Answer: Damn!!! It is. The "Damn" comes from somewhere in my mind where I have "...there can be no new T1 after a P2". Therefore I put a F for T1.
I continue in reverse order and test if it is a P1. Is this volume bar >= the previous bar.... hahahaha... the previous bar or previous P1? Answer: F.
After I checked every possibility in reverse chronological order I need to go in the log to the next element which is a T2P.
I still need to think this through but it gives a good starting point for discussion.