This question is a follow up to a recent P/V discussion and I appreciate any comments or feedback.
The chart below is from this post:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1877915#post1877915
<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1877915>
This comment:
Quote from Spydertrader:
Drop down a fractal (for educational purposes only) in order to 'see' what actually transpired within the five minute bar. Learn to 'see' how the P-V Relationship operates, and you'll have no need for such a question as this.
from:
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=1878001#post1878001
refers to 11:30 bar on the above chart highlighted in yellow. It is an increasing red volume bar that serves as a pt3 in a teal(?not sure about the color) less steeper up channel.
The chart below is Spydertraderâs answer to my attempt to figure out how P/V relationship operates on 1 minute bars for that period
<img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1878666>
He added red down channel, correct gaussians and highlighted in yellow 11:33 bar that breaks RTL on increasing black volume. The arrows are remainders from the original question and on this chart they have no meaning.
Looking at it I see:
1. price moving in a pt3 channel creating an FTT (FT3) on 11:32 bar,
2. breaking out of down channel on increasing volume and
3. continuing to go higher on increasing black volume
4. that 5 minute bar started with red dominant volume and after the BO on increased volume, the black became dominant
5. the change occurred inside the 5 min bar, which started with red being dominant and ended with black volume being dominant., which is one of the things that happen inside an IBGS bar
That is all I can see. Itâs quite clear and it makes perfect sense to me.
The verbal rendition of P,V relation from Tomorrowâs Paper Today
http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1468195
if Volume is Up then Price will continue its trend,
if Volume is Down then Price will change its trend
My attempt to apply this to 11:31, 11:32 and 11:33 bars results in confusion.
a. 11:32 bar shows price improvement compared to 11:31 bar.
b. It made lower low and it closed lower.
c. Since 11:32 bar volume is higher than 11:31 bar, I would expect 11:33 bar to continue, however it changes the direction and closes higher.
Again applying the verbal rendition to 11:33, 11:34 and 11:35 bars I get:
d. 11:34 bar shows price improvement compared to 11:33 bar.
e. It closed higher.
f. Since 11:34 bar volume is lower than 11:33 bar, I would expect 11:35 bar to change the direction, however it continues and closes higher.
Since these two examples show the result that is the oposite of what Jokari Window tells
me, I conclude that my interpretation and application of this concept is incorrect. I can not understand why. I would greatly appreciate any feedback.