No I am not, nor am I Anekdoten as you further suggest. I do not know Daring, however, I do know and greatly respect Anek.Quote from Pigsky:
gee you are falling all over yourself to defend Daring. You bring him up 4 times.
Are you the same person?
He also stresses that there has to be something to reverse! Think continuation unless we are at a support or resistance zone!pullbacks to a move should only be entered if the original move was strong enough: the market is always trying to reverse a move and a pullback is an attempt to reverse the previous move,which will fail if the previous move is strong.so H2/L2 should only be traded if the previous move is strong with high momentum. this is something which Al Brooks has not stressed enough. which is why many H1 H2 L1 L2 FAIL. you can keep trading H2 L2 if the previous move was made with high momentum
if there is failure it is also a trading opportunity in the opposite direction.
so keeping an eye on these 'patterns' can be quite lucrative if understood properly
Al gives a lot of good stuff in his books but you take one section at a time and trade those concepts.....lt is like going to a buffet, it is very easy to get indigestion.He also stresses that there has to be something to reverse! Think continuation unless we are at a support or resistance zone!