Quote from guavaman:
1. Identifying the previous day's status and what to anticipate the next day including when to include CO channels.
More and more, I am finding CO channels essential in determining where I'm at in the sequence. A couple of questions I ask myself is " Am I at a tape level?, traverse level?, or faster fractal level?".." Am I going from 1 to 2, 2 to 3, or 3 to FTT of that level?"
2. Identifying what constitutes a lateral formation, lateral movement and what constitutes tapes instead.
For me, laterals happen when price is going from pt 2 to pt 3. So the question becomes, "At what fractal is the lateral occurring?"
3. How to determine what constitutes an SOC inside a lateral and when to ignore what appears to be one.
4. When "no increasing" volume at end of traverse indicates a SOC and when it doesn't.
Is the sequence complete on the fractal you trade? If it is, look for SOC
5. What are the strict definitions of Peak Volume and how to differentiate between Pace Acceleration.
Like the rest of the method, this is still a work in progress.
6. What are considered Spike bars and what is the proper way to analyze them.
First, what do you consider spike bars?
hope this helps...
This is more reliable than carry-over trendlines ... And from these, their slope is more important than their exact position ... Obviously, the eod to bod discontinuity has to always be carefully considered ... E.g. yesterday's 1555 and 1600 increasing red volume, although at extreme levels, were a very clear and [EDIT: not predictable] anticipatable retrace ...