Quote from R/R:
thanks, but I thought that part was clear.
The three scenarios are 1) RTL BO, 2) Formation BO, and 3) a Spike bar.
Great. You have
this part clear. Now, you need
more increasing Volume after these events to
confirm a
Trend Change has taken place. Otherwise
no Trend Change exists which
requires the trader to
get back on the right side of the market. In other words, a trader
thinks a trend change occurred, but the market has said otherwise.
Quote from R/R:
I am hung up why you appear to have no expectation of the sequence of retracing from pt2 to pt3 after breaking two RTL's and the MA with the widest range of the last 51 bars and greatest red volume in 38 bars.
Why do you
ignore the very thing which alters the context of
this specific example -
Lateral Formation BO?
Quote from R/R:
How can we ever get from pt2-3 and not violate what you said WMCN?
By simply having a
different context than the one provided in
this specific example.
Quote from R/R:
Are you satisfied with the short channel in place that was established in the three bar Lateral? Perhaps that is what I am missing here.
No. I don't believe the 'channel' under consideration represents a channel at all. To
me the annotation for Point Two should have occurred one bar prior - making this a
chubby tape. However, channel or not (how one perceives the annotations),
should not matter. Price sits within a dominant
uptrend. As such (depending on annotations) one either has the end of a
Non-dominant Traverse, or one simply has a
Lateral Formation BO. Either of which signal the trader to
watch for signals of change. Such a signal develops on the very next bar.
- Spydertrader