Originally posted by easyrider
Tampa
Have been looking at the Keltners this weekend. Could you clarify how you define an impulse move using them? I see a lot of penetrations of the bands that dont go anywhere.
p.s. sorry for going back to the thread all![]()
Easy, there ainât no easy answer to that question!
I am far from being an expert in Keltner, but my experience has been that a simple penetration is nothing more than an alert. I want to see prices trading above the upper band. Then I want to see a pullback to, or just below it. When prices take out the high of the bar that retreats back to the upper Keltner Channel, you are usually on your way.
Obviously, what I am talking about here is a series of higher highs and higher lows. I use a three-minute chart for âtrend determinationâ, and a one-minute chart for entry.
You are having a hard time seeing this because of a lack of follow-through of late. With this ten-day congestion, there ainât been too many âimpulse movesâ â so donât feel bad about not seeing them.
In my humble opinion, they are well worth waiting for. Not only do they present a high probability of a winning trade, but the lack of the heretofore mentioned elusive impulse move should keep you out of trouble.
BTW â I am flattered that you would spend your weekend looking at something mentioned by a trouble maker such as myself.
