Is the last bar annotated not a PP1? It was a P1-P1-W-P1, and PP1's don't get a "kill" so I thought it would be PP1. Perhaps it was not considered acceleration here?
This was intentional, based on the volume visual. Equal is not acceleration. OTOH, visually, the second P1 MIGHT be T1. I did not verify volumes. So, thinking a step or two ahead in the game, the third P1, MIGHT be a P2. Rather have a peak than an EE until confirmed.
I see that you start a new segment every time FS is activated regardless of if it actually reverses (closes beyond BM) or not.
To make sure we are on the same page, FS (in my corner of the cave), means FailSafe. In JH vernacular FS means either BMRV or BOT1. In annotation, FS (of either type) is a P1. FS in either/any form is meant as a safety valve and is applicable to ANY bar. I find this usage to be dichotomus and I do my best to adhere to the criteria of each type, and therefore my usage is generally minimal.
That said, BMRV needs only penetration to be triggered. That is my understanding and use.
BOT1 has RTL, sequence elements, and closing price to be triggered. Again, my understanding and use.
The bars that would have been reversals for me, in real time, 7:50, would have gotten me out of the short. Interestingly, the 8:10 bar was a Wait... Im not sure how I would have dealt with that bar in real time. PRV and knowing the bigger containers, not the isolation of the current day would have been used.
HTH
Thanks for the questions.
Something else regarding BMRV... the 3 tick rule. Volatility allowing, I use this with BMRV penetration. I use the (nearest) money value of 3 ES ticks as to the instrument being traded, not necessarily 3 ticks.
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, so much to read, reread, think and test that I can't post today 