Quote from romanus:
Thank you for the feedback. I added some of your annotations in black for a contrast.
A) Does not seem like a traverse to me. May be because I don't see the change signal prior to the Lateral Movement.
B) Definitely makes sense. I did not annotate it because I noticed that Spydertrader does not fan outward (deccelerate) an accelerated/fanned inward (in my case red pt3 down) traverse if the price is still inside the original traverse (in my case pink pt3 down).
If I were to take a guess, I'd say that may be because it seems a bit over-redundant.
C)This one is really tricky.
One one hand 1345 and 1350 eob create a lateral formation followed by BO on increased volume and more increased volume, so that meets the criteria for a change in trend.
On the other hand, there's a Lateral Movement that started 1330 eob, and when 1400 eob creates BO of the Lateral Movement on increased volume, the next bar fails to show more increased volume. And that means the trend did not change. May be some subtle clues exist to resolve what appears to be a 'conflict' but I don't see them.
Quote from Jander:
I would request that someone that does know help us out, like Spyder does occasionally when he posts the proper change signals for a given fractal during the day. I get the most benefit when he does this as I can compare my notes to the 'answer guide' if you will, and leads to less confusion over was/wasnt that a signal.
If this is not possible I understand, and would appreciate any valuable drills that folks have found success with in determining the correct points of change for the day. I do like what LJ began today, although I havent had a chance to understand it just yet. Weekend homework. Thanks guys, enjoy the two days off
) with action points. You should see a pattern 
Thank you, Avi 8.Quote from Avi 8:
1. C.
Thank you for the notes. The sequence completion part (the VE) is going to stick with me for a while until I understand it.Quote from ehorn:
Surely it is possible. I would suggest starting with the immutable sequences which must occur every price cycle. Once you have completed each sequence, look for a signal for change. I have annotated romanus's chart in red (it has been useful tonight) with action points. You should see a pattern
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