Quote from Munck:
PointOne,
I am interested in knowing more about the PV matrix you mention:
Do you have a link to your previous post?
Thanks in advance
Start with the 4 cell matrix. Imagine that is the outer container we are considering, to monitor the IT trend for example (or a leg in a W or M day). It sets the relevant
context.
Now divide each cell into 4 to give 16 cells. These cells can be used to track the PV changes on your faster trading fractal.
So to pick a cell at random, say 11 01: this represents the cell where P and V are increasing on the slow fractal and P is decreasing with increasing V on your trading fractal. The cell is a unique PV combination and is surrounded by the other PV combinations that may come next, given the current pace and context.
You need a faster fractal too. Divide each of the 16 cells into 4 to give 64 cells. Zooming in on the above example we might see 00 as the current snapshot. i.e. price is decreasing but volume is decreasing. This means change is coming on the fast fractal and this will bubble up to each slower fractal in turn, or be rebuffed at a higher level.
There is
no new information than is already showing in the PV chart annotated with correct 3 point channels, FRV, peak volume and FTTs. However it may help raise your sensitivity to the fractal nature of continuation and change and the fact that volume always leads.
Attached is a graphic which conveys the layering/fractal idea. It's a work in progress.
Spend some time scoring the PV combinations - there are interesting fractal patterns to uncover.
I'm off for a couple of weeks for some cheeky late season skiing in Japan, so won't be able to follow up on this now but I hope it provides food for thought.
Good trading all.
