didn't stick, sorry.
I am getting my butt handed to me on a daily basis!
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didn't stick, sorry.
Here is the EOD annotated.
Here is the pm chart and the carryover.
We are in a long.
It is a Set C at close.
The two P1's create a potential set up for gong short after the open long on bar 1.
By looking at the Modrian table you can see in Set C that the n- 1 is BM and if a PP1 is seen on bar 1, then a reversal short is called for on the close or lock in of bar 1.
To anticipate this event is a good idea. Use PRV to your advantage. Carve the top of bar 1 to get the price difference between open and the high. Because volume signals an accelerating P1, then you can go short at the top of the bar 1. To "SEE" tthe top of bar 1 go to the DOM and look at the Wall value.
The WWT is the fact that the PRV will continue to shrink and you can calculate this limiting shrink value for a PP1.
The "what if" is this. If no PP1, then the long will be continuing until you have one of the following: PP6, Ab, Ba or a BM. Two ticks down creates a BM. If you get anything else, then you are havine an a turn that begins a Set D drift trend. If so then you must look ahead to a b turn and then examine its potential as an n - 1 turn. Once n - 1 is known, then you check out the n possibilities. The b turn may not be listed in Set D. If not then you have a longer drift in the works.
In SQL lingo or logic flow sheet lingo, there are only a few pathways to keep in mind. you have a lot of seconds for some of them. Enjoy.
We are in a long.
It is a Set C at close.
The two P1's create a potential set up for gong short after the open long on bar 1.
By looking at the Modrian table you can see in Set C that the n- 1 is BM and if a PP1 is seen on bar 1, then a reversal short is called for on the close or lock in of bar 1.
To anticipate this event is a good idea. Use PRV to your advantage. Carve the top of bar 1 to get the price difference between open and the high. Because volume signals an accelerating P1, then you can go short at the top of the bar 1. To "SEE" tthe top of bar 1 go to the DOM and look at the Wall value.
The WWT is the fact that the PRV will continue to shrink and you can calculate this limiting shrink value for a PP1.
The "what if" is this. If no PP1, then the long will be continuing until you have one of the following: PP6, Ab, Ba or a BM. Two ticks down creates a BM. If you get anything else, then you are havine an a turn that begins a Set D drift trend. If so then you must look ahead to a b turn and then examine its potential as an n - 1 turn. Once n - 1 is known, then you check out the n possibilities. The b turn may not be listed in Set D. If not then you have a longer drift in the works.
In SQL lingo or logic flow sheet lingo, there are only a few pathways to keep in mind. you have a lot of seconds for some of them. Enjoy.
I posted the wrong chart.
I log and annotate only when price goes against me.If it goes my way,why logging?