Quote from Failure2Travers:
I'm having difficulty using the STR/SQU tool. It does not seem to be working during points of change, and is consistantly either all black or all red throughout the day. The formula I'm using is ((YM - INDU) - Fair Value). Can someone show me how their STR/SQU looks? Or help me understand why it behaves in this way?
Quote from Vista:
I'm having trouble with this tool as well. I've got it set up on QT, but today for example, it just took a dive down into the -30's. Is this normal? If someone that uses QT could post their STR/SQU chart over in the Software for JH Method thread I'd appreciate it.
Quote from Vista:
I'm having trouble with this tool as well. I've got it set up on QT, but today for example, it just took a dive down into the -30's. Is this normal? If someone that uses QT could post their STR/SQU chart over in the Software for JH Method thread I'd appreciate it.
Quote from bi9foot:
Spyder I noticed you labeled Formation FBO's in today's chart. Wouldn't you consider the 10:25 bar as a formation FBO as well?
The reason I am posting this snip is due to the trip up I had while waiting for the pt 3 to form today. I have a couple of these every day and I am really trying to figure out where my thought process is going wrong.
Here is my thought process over the several minutes. I had a tape down from the 10:15 bar. We have a sym pennant near the RTL I am anticipating a BO or the RTL or bounce. At the 10:25 bar, price breaks down thinking BO and possible pt 3, I go short (prv at 10:26 indicates 30K (slightly above prev bar). We have a FBO, I go flat as price returns into the formation. Continue monitoring 10:28 YM is a FTP and YM heads up. Now I am thinking we have our RTL bounce and go long, price comes back into the formation and I am flat again. At this point, I stopped trading to see if I did something wrong.
So a couple of questions, is that over trading to try and get the pt 3 entry. Did I miss something that would have made me hold off until the eventual real pt3 formed.
Would also like to hear from others that were waiting for that pt3 to compare your thought process as well.
Quote from guavaman:
Just my feeble advice. Unless and until you have the basics of the method (ES / YM / Volume / PRV) down cold the SS will only serve to confuse the issue.
Quote from Jander:
hey bi9foot...
One last idea, since reversing near the LTL of a strong trend is best left to those who feel comfortable doing so, is drawing in the shallower channels (see attachment). This lets you hang on a little longer inside the channel, since it seems like crazy stuff happens near steep RTLs...
Nice work on that second trade!