Quote from guavaman:
Okay, I am trying to figure out exactly what went wrong with my analysis on today's 9:55 ES bar. Perhaps others can shed some light on it . All bars times are the close of bar. My thought process was as follows:
The 9:50 bar ES showed DRV in a Pt3 down channel. The 9:50 YM bar showed an IBGS w/ the added bonus of a close near its extreme and greater Volume, therefore no flaw.
Guava enters long at close of 9:50 ES bar.
Then the 9:55 bar opens and moves higher. Great!. The YM also moves higher, but initially on DBV. At this point I thought we were in a retrace on both the ES and YM, but at the close of the 9:55 ES bar, we had a HH w/ Price inside the previous bars range. Consequently, this ain't no retrace, its Lateral Movement.
Coupled with the info on the YM, I reversed short because of the situation described on the ES as well as the new information on the YM (9:56 bar) which was showing a OB w/ IRV.
Only at the close of the YM 9:56 bar did it become clear that this OB bar w/ IRV and Price closing inside the range of the previous bar was actually not a signal for change.
But I had to make a decision at 9:55. What did I do so very wrong there?
Quote from gucci:
Hi, ivob, nice chart. The increasing red volume on the bar in the blue up channel right before the orange ftt would have shaken me out. What was your thinking process at the time? Was it the context? Did the lateral movement (highlighted yellow )play any role here? Thanks.
Quote from guavaman:
But I had to make a decision at 9:55. What did I do so very wrong there?
Quote from ivob:
First of all I was expecting a point 3 up because of the previous FTT and the BO. Second, some increasing red inside or when breaking a lateral is possible without the trend to change. You need much more to change the trend. Third, the red did not even break the lateral neither did the next bar. Of course I was watching very carefully the bottom border of the lateral. But nothing shocking happened.
regards,
Ivo
Quote from guavaman:
Okay, I am trying to figure out exactly what went wrong with my analysis on today's 9:55 ES bar. Perhaps others can shed some light on it . All bars times are the close of bar. My thought process was as follows:
The 9:50 bar ES showed DRV in a Pt3 down channel. The 9:50 YM bar showed an IBGS w/ the added bonus of a close near its extreme and greater Volume, therefore no flaw.
Guava enters long at close of 9:50 ES bar.
Then the 9:55 bar opens and moves higher. Great!. The YM also moves higher, but initially on DBV. At this point I thought we were in a retrace on both the ES and YM, but at the close of the 9:55 ES bar, we had a HH w/ Price inside the previous bars range. Consequently, this ain't no retrace, its Lateral Movement.
Coupled with the info on the YM, I reversed short because of the situation described on the ES as well as the new information on the YM (9:56 bar) which was showing a OB w/ IRV.
Only at the close of the YM 9:56 bar did it become clear that this OB bar w/ IRV and Price closing inside the range of the previous bar was actually not a signal for change.
But I had to make a decision at 9:55. What did I do so very wrong there?
Quote from dkm:
I don't see that you did anything wrong.
09:45 established dom short, IRV
09:50 LL DRV, change
09:55 HH IBV but closed inside previous bar = change. At this moment we have an OB on ym with IRV (clip attached). Anticipating a p3 short here seems entirely reasonable to me.
David