Quote from Spydertrader:
Note the Brown Down Channel on the chart snippet. This channel represents a 'steeper' carryover channel (and one I neglected to annotate on my original chart). By annotating this 'steeper' Point Three Channel, we can easily see how Price enters the Lateral from the short side as our FBO becomes a Point Three of the down trend. Had we annotated correctly, even if we missed seeing the 10:05 Bar (Bar Eight) as an FBO, everyone can most certainly 'see' it is a Point Three Down Channel.
Quote from romanus:
Is this 'steeper' carryover channel simply drawn by mistake or am I missing some fundamentals?
Quote from ehorn:
After debriefing I have made some notes/corrections.
Quote from Spydertrader:
Note the 'removed' channel. Due to the software default bar colors, the 'removed' channel appears to not confirm a Point Three Up channel. However, on closer inspection, we 'see' something entirely different - a confirmed Point Three and a signal for change.
- Spydertrader

That part is clear.Quote from Spydertrader:
1. The FBO refers to the red channel as it is also marked in the same color.
That part is also clear.Quote from Spydertrader:
2. The Point I wanted to convey had to do with entering a lateral from one side and exiting out the other.
It makes sense to me now as I noticed difference in his approach to drawing channels but couldn't quite put my finger on it.Quote from Spydertrader:
3. I used the FBO as a Point Three and not 'increasing volume' ( See Mak's channels) as is the convention.
I will not.Quote from Spydertrader:
4. I do not recommend using FBO's as Point Threes unless they also confirm with 'increasing volume' for beginners.
Quote from romanus:
I see increased volume on bar 29. bar 29 also went higher ( higher than previous bar) It should be colored black. Ensign colors bars by comparing close with open.
Bar 29 has increasing black volume => pt3