Quote from romanus:
I am working through the rest of your post, but one thing is clear to me now.
Using FTT ->FTT, FTT->FBO/BO rules I had no right to reverse long until bar 10 (10:15-10:20), because there was no pt3 down channel until outside bar 8 brought increased red volume into the picture and created pt3 and bar 9 created an FTT of the blue pt3 down channel.
Is this conclusion correct?
EDIT: the rest of the annotations are still work in progress and should be disregarded for now.
Quote from Failure2Travers:
If this truely was a point 3, we would have had INCREASING red volume following it. Looking back, we never got confirmation of a point 3. I viewed this as a tape instead of an FTT. If we would have had increasing volume, then we would have had a down channel with an FTT reversal and never would have looked back. I used my playback capability in my charting to rewind and see this as it took place. See the attached image.
Quote from Failure2Travers:
If this truely was a point 3, we would have had INCREASING red volume following it.
Quote from Spydertrader:
The outside Bar was once increasing red before it became an outside bar and ended increasing black.
Quote from LostTrader:
romanus,
I see that you are still using VolumePRV -- one thing that may help would be to move to VolumeSCT (see the Hershey Software forum) It colors the Volume bars differently, which helps with the Gaussians (for me anyway) quite a bit. If you search for it, just take the last one (latest).
