Iterative Refinement

Quote from gucci:

More exhaustive list containing two bars only.

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gucci,

On outside bars, you are looking for a break of the initial bar. If an inside bar forms next, the formation is a lateral.

Best Regards
Oddi
 
Quote from dkm:

Was my decision to fan the rtl incorrect?

What does the market say?

12:10 [close of] ES Bar represents a signal for change. As such, it also represents an FTT - creating a Point One in the process. I encourage you to differentiate between decreasing Volume at an RTL which was not preceded by a signal for change, aand one which was.

Quote from dkm:

What is the purpose of the line joining the low of the 12:20 bar and the close of the 12:25 bar that you annotated as pt3?

The bar should have been annotated from the 12:20 [close of] ES bar to the 12:25 [close of] ES Bar. I suspect sometime during the day (while attempting to gab another annotation) I inadvertantly moved this line without noticing.

Quote from dkm:

I was also surprised to see that the 13:05 bar was not considered to be an FTT of the orange traverse.

Perhaps, you can eliminate your own surprise by telling me what signal for change exists at the time you mention.

- Spydertrader
 
Quote from Spydertrader:

Perhaps, you can eliminate your own surprise by telling me what signal for change exists at the time you mention.

- Spydertrader

I see that price failed to reach the left trend line. We have a change from price moving down to price moving laterally, which I understood to be change. We have price forming a higher high on the next bar which has been described to me in the past as change. We got rtl bo on decreasing vol which I understood meant that the rtl should be fanned. It seems I was wrong on all counts.
 
Quote from dkm:

I see that price failed to reach the left trend line.

This is a Vocabulary word used to descibe a signal for change which occurs at a specific point in time. Using the Jokari Window, what signal for change exists? As I stated in a previous post one must have a signal for change (on the correct fractal) in order to have an FTT. Since you only have a 5 minute ES chart in front of you, without a signal for change, one cannot have an FTT.

Quote from dkm:

We have a change from price moving down to price moving laterally

Again, Jokari Window says what on this bar?

Quote from dkm:

which I understood to be change.

Set aside what you think you know.

Quote from dkm:

We have price forming a higher high on the next bar which has been described to me in the past as change.

Again, the Jokari Window doesn't say what the next bar will do. The Jokari Window provides information on what action to take.

Quote from dkm:

We got rtl bo on decreasing vol which I understood meant that the rtl should be fanned. It seems I was wrong on all counts.

You also had a down traverse (Dominant) followed by a small up Traverse (non-dominant). What do you think must come next after such an event, combined with a signal for change on the non dominant traverse?

- Spydertrader
 
Quote from Spydertrader:

Again, Jokari Window says what on this bar?

You also had a down traverse (Dominant) followed by a small up Traverse (non-dominant). What do you think must come next after such an event, combined with a signal for change on the non dominant traverse?

- Spydertrader

On the 13:05 bar, I don't know what jokari says because price has not moved up or down relative to the close of the previous bar. :(

After a dom short traverse and a non dom long traverse I would expect another dom short traverse.
 
Quote from dkm:

On the 13:05 bar, I don't know what jokari says because price has not moved up or down relative to the close of the previous bar. :(

Apply some critical thinking to the problem at hand. The Jokari Window indicates what is change. Does this scenario fit with what the Jokari Window says is a signal for change?

Quote from dkm:

After a dom short traverse and a non dom long traverse I would expect another dom short traverse.

Of course. In such an environment, does it seem wise, to you, to be 'fanning out' an RTL of an Up Traverse?

- Spydertrader
 
Quote from Spydertrader:

Apply some critical thinking to the problem at hand. The Jokari Window indicates what is change. Does this scenario fit with what the Jokari Window says is a signal for change?
- Spydertrader

I presume you are implying that if there is no change in price then jokari cannot give a change signal so the net result is no change. I am now wondering why the FTT on the attached clip is different.
 

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Quote from dkm:

I presume you are implying that if there is no change in price then jokari cannot give a change signal so the net result is no change. I am now wondering why the FTT on the attached clip is different.

Thank-you for providing an example of how a failure to thoroughly annotate a chart can lead to confusion. By adding the missing Lateral Formation, you should easily see a different context with this example compared to the example under discussion this morning.

- Spydertrader

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Quote from Spydertrader:

Thank-you for providing an example of how a failure to thoroughly annotate a chart can lead to confusion. By adding the missing Lateral Formation, you should easily see a different context with this example compared to the example under discussion this morning.

- Spydertrader

A different context? Both appear to be traverses made of 3 tapes, one ends in an FTT and the other doesn't. The first ends with a higher high on decreasing volume and the second "ends" on a lower low with decreasing volume - except it doesn't end. Is it just the difference in volume levels relative to the previous bar?
 
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