Iterative Refinement

ES 06-08 04-11-2008

An attempt to annotate Gaussians is EOD as I am not yet fully proficient with the concept.

The area starting with the 15:50-15:55 bar caused an increase in normal consumption of caffeine and nicotine to make sense of increasing black volume in what appears to be a non-dominant traverse of a larger (Lime colored) down channel.

Does anybody have an explanation for this?
 

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Quote from romanus:

ES 06-08 04-11-2008

An attempt to annotate Gaussians is EOD as I am not yet fully proficient with the concept.

The area starting with the 15:50-15:55 bar caused an increase in normal consumption of caffeine and nicotine to make sense of increasing black volume in what appears to be a non-dominant traverse of a larger (Lime colored) down channel.

Does anybody have an explanation for this?

Perhaps typical end of session short covering? :eek:
 
Quote from mephistoII:

Perhaps typical end of session short covering? :eek:

Found a reference to this type of phenomena:

Quote from Spydertrader:

Anything after the close of the 15:55 Bar usually involves significant numbers of events having nothing to do with directional trades. Hedges, clean up prints and other non-directional activities occur at this time. As such, Jack recommends closing down trading for the day at, or prior to, 16:00 Eastern Time.
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1471485#post1471485
 
Quote from Spydertrader:



To that end, I want to expand upon past discussions and include Options and Forex,



- Spydertrader

Hey spyder, any idea when you plan to speak about forex ? I'm quite excited about it.:)
 
Thank you all for your great help. Question about dominos and timing…

Let’s say one observes a new pt3 (up channel for example). Increasing volume over prior bar on a PRV basis signifies continuation up. The initial dominos one would expect to fall would be 1) a tape breaking to the upside (the tape being from pt2 to pt3), then the high of the prior bar breaking, then a close above the prior bars high and so on.

Along the way, failure to see any one of these elements develop would be NOT seeing WMCN.

If the trader doesn’t see, for example, the tape break (merely as an example of one domino), she would say to herself “the next domino did not fall, so I will exit (or reverse). And then moments later the tape does break.

It seems like there must be some sort of sweet spot in terms of timing ones assessment, or perhaps I have it all screwed up. It seems like this aspect is so subjective. If it is subjective, what process or drill can help. If it’s not subjective, I fear I’m missing something important.
 
I heard Spydertrader saying: "look for reasons to hold", "fewer trades", "hold pt2 to pt3", "FTT to FTT", "big picture", "context", "volume leads", ...

My understanding is that this WMCN / WMnCN process may result in one of these decisions: continuation (WMCN), wait (no signal), change (WMnCN), so it's not always a binary decision.

You can and you should sweep continuously, but go to the finer tools only when more information is needed. At the end of each ES 5 minute bar you have a checkpoint to see if you're on the right side of the market. Don't forget that you ultimately trade your ES 5 minute chart!
Quote from gravitonium77:

... If the trader doesn’t see, for example, the tape break (merely as an example of one domino), she would say to herself “the next domino did not fall, so I will exit (or reverse). And then moments later the tape does break. ...
 
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