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Quote from Spydertrader:

When Price moved below the Open.

- Spydertrader

LOL. Not before? IF 0 perhaps: lead the market!

When would you consider that the reversal was incorrect (hypothetically)? Do you keep an "APA" or equivalent line at the Open, or above?

Or: is this possibility simply not on the table given the context?
 
Quote from jack hershey:


Note if the PRV column is saying YM is off peak then you put in half of the X in the MODE column. You know this stroke already IC. If you put in half an X in MODE, you are looking for a reason in ES to fill in the other half. It will not be there in the first half X row. Doing a half X job is okay we finally see. but we do it the way described from now on.

When you say YM off peak, do you mean declining from the previous bar, or it has peaked in this bar and now declining ?? Or are you referring to the gaussian peak (or trough ?) ???

Thanks for the info.
 
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I'm using QCharts for the process.
 
Quote from PointOne:

LOL. Not before? IF 0 perhaps: lead the market!

When would you consider that the reversal was incorrect (hypothetically)? Do you keep an "APA" or equivalent line at the Open, or above?

Or: is this possibility simply not on the table given the context?

:D :D My answered assumed a trader only had the ability to use ES and YM - Price and Volume. Dom Walls, STR-SQU, Tic Charts and Time & Sales don't yet have a place in the trader arsenal.

As such, let's look at this situation from the standpoint of 'Falling Dominos' and what must come next.

At some Point, as the Bar in question forms, the trader realizes (through PRV calculation) that the bar must close showing decreasing Volume. At this point in time, the trader begins to anticipate change (as indicated by the Jokari Window). Since (by previous rule set), the ES failed to 'give permission' to the trader to go and 'look' at the YM, what must come next if Price is headed higher and the market signals change? Price must head lower! One of the first indications of such an event is watching as Price heads below its open (again, without the use of finer tools).

Since this sequence begins to materialize Intra-bar, when Price begins to head lower, the trader expects to 'see' the bar also close lower - confirming an Intra-bar Gaussian Shift. As the next bar opens, the trader continues to monitor in an effort to insure the dominos keep falling. What must the trader 'see' on the YM? What must the trader see on the ES? Wash. Rinse. Repeat.

With respect to APA, I do not employ its use ever. It simply is not necessary. If a trader knows what must come next in order to remain on the right side of the market, while at the same time, knowing what must come next for the market to indicate the trader is on the wrong side of the market, then the trader requires no additional techniques to succeed.

As to how to know (in this specific example) if the market 'changed its mind' and no longer planned to signal change at close of bar, we all know the very simple answer. Volume would have had to move to increasing Volume with price headed higher (and a close above the open). When the next bar opens, Price heading higher on increasing black PRV would indicate the market had chosen to return to the previous dominant direction, rather than, continuing to show decreasing red as it did.

As you can see, APA, has no purpose in a paradigm where one knows the sequences of how Price can move. One simply has to wait for the market to confirm or invalidate the current course of action.

I hope you found the above information useful.

- Spydertrader
 
Quote from Spydertrader:

In a binary Universe, nothing can appear murky. Did you see increasing black after the Point Three, or not. The question requires a simple yes or no answer. The question does not require an opinion. A single contract more than the previous Volume bar signifies increasing Volume.

Binary. Yes or No. Do you have increasing black?

Stop making this so complicated.

Next. Review the chat log.

- Spydertrader

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bmymNlobrDA

:) nice
 
Quote from Spydertrader:


As to how to know (in this specific example) if the market 'changed its mind' and no longer planned to signal change at close of bar, we all know the very simple answer. Volume would have had to move to increasing Volume with price headed higher (and a close above the open). When the next bar opens, Price heading higher on increasing black PRV would indicate the market had chosen to return to the previous dominant direction, rather than, continuing to show decreasing red as it did.


- Spydertrader


My current most consistently losing trades are when I have a pennant forming on decreasing volume. I patiently exit, and wait for price to break out of the pennant on increasing volume. So it breaks out, PRV is up, I enter long, then the bar immediately heads south in the other direction. So I exit again within the pennant, wait for the bar to move outside the pennant, it moves down, PRV takes another boost, so I enter short , then it does another 180 turn and I'm again on the wrong side. It's killin' me.

I'm always getting in long on the fake out of PRV, in what ends up in being 4-point, 4-bar lateral movement. I'm wondering what looks like a sudden boost in PRV is actually people taking profits, getting out of trades and then others perhaps hitting a stop loss, boosting it more ??

Any words of wisdom in how this is handled would be greatly appreciated.
 
Quote from northchuck1:

...Any words of wisdom in how this is handled would be greatly appreciated.
A chart snippet of the crime scene will ensure the speedy arrest of the said offending pennant.
 
Starting to draw pennants in on my equities charts. Anyone with experience, can you give me a comparison chart on WX so I can see where I'm at.

Thanks
Mac
 

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Quote from northchuck1:

I patiently exit, and wait for price to break out of the pennant on increasing volume.

1. Stop exiting when you have a Pennant. I do not know how or why you picked up such a habit, but it needs to end immediately.

2. Review the recently described 'ET Chat Room Log' - specifically where Pennants and Laterals are discussed.

- Spydertrader
 
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