Quote from bucherwin:
I would go short at #1, FTT, reverse at #2, FBO and exit at #3, FTT; then wait for the next bar after Hitch bar,which broke down the channel, for confirmation to go short.
At the Forest level Resolution, we do not take action until we either 'see' a Point Three formation ('entry') or 'see' Price cross the right side trend line ('exit') - what we call the RTL. I have market the RTL in the attached chart snippet. Taking action upon viewing an FTT occurs at the Tree Level Resolution (See previous resolution level descriptions)
Channels often 'overlap,' and in the example to which you refer, we have an opposite Point Three Channel (red lines with circled FTT's) develop within our Point Three uptrend (blue lines). At first glance, it would appear that we have a conflict in our guidelines since we haven't yet viewed an 'exit' in our uptrend, but already have an 'entry' for our downtrend.
Quote from bucherwin:
Was that FTT, on top of #3 that you talked about, can go short when the price break the RTL???
When such an event unfolds as described above, one has two choices. 1. Wait until Price breaks the blue channel to enter
or 2. Reverse course at the second FTT (which is also a Point Three) if it occurs
within the previous (blue) channel.
Quote from bucherwin:
When you/others mention about LTR, RTL,LTL,RTL,are they refer to the changes of trend lines/channels or the Price Bars???
We have two different contexts to understand with the use of these abbreviations - location and direction
Location:
LTL = Left Trend Line
RTL = Right Trend Line
Direction:
RTL = Right to Left (direction of Price between the Channel lines)
LTR = Left to Right (direction of Price between the Channel Lines)
In the attached chart snippet, I have marked the RTL (right trend line) with a Pink Arrow, and I have marked the direction price is moving LTR (Left To Right) with a Blue Arrow.
- Spydertrader
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