Quote from ljyoung:
Oh no. Not the 'sigh' guy, again.
It is always best, IMO, to declare the obvious before suggesting anyt'ing further. This also allows one to get a feeling for the level of comprehension of the topic being discussed by those who respond to the obvious. It also allows one to get some feeling for the level of comprehension that the poster is perceived to have by those who respond to the obvious.
In my case, of course, like Schultz in 'Hogan's Heros', "I know nothing."
lj
Quote from Mr_Black:
What a day....
How about that! Your data provider was kind enough to let you know that the trend has not changed by showing decreasing volume on 1440 eob (yours 2140 eob) on a bar that follows the formation BO on increased volume. So you knew that the FTT (peak volume) on 1420 eob (yours 2120 eob) is going to result in FBO.
This is what I call an unfair advantage.Quote from Spydertrader:
Corrected.
We call it a channel because that is what the market says it is, and yes, a channel has yet to form at this point in time.
Corrected.
Corrected.
Not if you want to accurately describe the events transpiring to form a channel.
The same way all other bars fit into the P-V Relationship - as continuation or change.
- Spydertrader
Quote from ljyoung:
Let me hypothsize that bar 22 marked the end of the day and that the next day there was a huge gap up. Would you still consider the parallel line construction beginning at bar 8 and ending at bar 22 to be a traverse?
Quote from Tums:
Maybe it is the extreme opposite of nonsensical diatribe?
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showt...ighlight=tape*+traverse*+channel*#post1945181
If you build from tapes... I am sure you can see what you have built.