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Spyder or however feels they understand please help.
I'm seeing most of the annotations correctly in realtime. In reviewing Spyders chart I have a few questions.
1. the green FTT above the red 1 at 10:35, can you have a FTT on the same bar as the volatility expansion or is the FTT the following bar. Please explain this situation. I do see the volume on the red reversal bar decreasing. Is the decreasing volume or the reversal bar the reason for the FTT there?
2. shouldn't there be a red FTT around the 11:30 bar?
3. once price bo of the brown down channel and reentered it do you still look for an FTT in that channel? If so should there be one in the same area as the previous question?
Yesterdays chart appeared to have the same feature, a FTT on a volatility expansion bar.
Note the attached Chart Snip.
1. Price Moves up on the black bar (blue arrow), hits the high of that bar and pulls back (orange arrow). Red bar opens and price moves higher (blue arrow) hits a new high and pulls back to the low of the red bar (orange arrow) where it pulls back off the low to close lower than it opened (blue arrow). The second red bar opens a tic higher and price moves higher (also blue arrow in between two red bars) and
fails to traverse the channel all the way to the left trend line (red circle and yellow highlight). Price then heads lower (orange arrow).
2. there was an FTT marked at 11:35 and another at 11:45, but I inadvertently scrolled the Price Pain down too far in an effort to bring price closer to the volume pane. As a result, I covered up the previously marked FTT's. Thank you for bringing up this point in case others had some confusion in this area.
3. Once Price breaks (by more than a tic or two) a RTL (right trend line) of a channel, that channel is over, done, finished - kaput.
When one sees Volatility Expansions, one should entertain the possibility of seeing an FTT soon after. While not
always the case, placing your mind into a place where it begins to more closely look for FTT's often meets with success.
- Spydertrader
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