Summary of my debriefings...
5th October
1) Can trade the long diagonals without price!
2) All four types of day follow a repeating pattern
3) Pace changes can induce a VE
4) Massive pace precludes VEs
5) After point 1, actively look for point 3
6) Point 2 is confirmed after point 3
7) Hold through internals!!
8) ES: Scale up to 5 points during major volatility days
9) Nose-breathing ?with micropore
10) Keep pace lines updated
11) Blow-out bars = low V, high vol
12) Can tape pennants
6th October
1) Sequences
2) When you have a gaussian peak and price still can't get to where it needs to go, this is the clearest of all FTTs.
3) Try manual PRV
8th October
1) Respect old channels after a short BO out of them
2) Remember that non-dom V can rise on formation BO/FBO
3) IBGS â InTRA-bar Gaussian shift⦠look out for this
4) Lift off occurs ON point 3
5) B2Bs invalidated if next bar is higher red and vice versa
6) Do not chart multiple Gaussian shifts during lunchtime period, even though Gaussian cycles shorten when volume falls
7) Establish colour scheme ?forest green for short up channels
8) For FTTs focus on Peak Volume and Jokari windows
9th October
1) PARTICIPATE in last hour leg
2) WMCN = What Must Come Next
3) IBV = Increasing black V; DBV = Decreasing black V
4) IRV =Increasing red V; DRV = Decreasing red V
5) Can draw channel between end of previous day and new day
6) Donât forget pre-flight checks
7) Donât mark small lunchtime Gaussian shifts
8) Decreased PACE can lead to channel fanning
9) Increased PACE can lead to channel steepening
10) Taping â retape when tape broken
11) Sequence â CHANNEL â D-ND-D
10th October
1) SEQUENCES â D-ND-D
2) 3 traverses/channel = 3 tapes/traverse
3) Keep 15 min trendlines and daily H/L in mind
4) FTTs tend to follow flaws
5) Remain mindful of volume peaks
5th October
1) Can trade the long diagonals without price!
2) All four types of day follow a repeating pattern
3) Pace changes can induce a VE
4) Massive pace precludes VEs
5) After point 1, actively look for point 3
6) Point 2 is confirmed after point 3
7) Hold through internals!!
8) ES: Scale up to 5 points during major volatility days
9) Nose-breathing ?with micropore
10) Keep pace lines updated
11) Blow-out bars = low V, high vol
12) Can tape pennants
6th October
1) Sequences
2) When you have a gaussian peak and price still can't get to where it needs to go, this is the clearest of all FTTs.
3) Try manual PRV
8th October
1) Respect old channels after a short BO out of them
2) Remember that non-dom V can rise on formation BO/FBO
3) IBGS â InTRA-bar Gaussian shift⦠look out for this
4) Lift off occurs ON point 3
5) B2Bs invalidated if next bar is higher red and vice versa
6) Do not chart multiple Gaussian shifts during lunchtime period, even though Gaussian cycles shorten when volume falls
7) Establish colour scheme ?forest green for short up channels
8) For FTTs focus on Peak Volume and Jokari windows
9th October
1) PARTICIPATE in last hour leg
2) WMCN = What Must Come Next
3) IBV = Increasing black V; DBV = Decreasing black V
4) IRV =Increasing red V; DRV = Decreasing red V
5) Can draw channel between end of previous day and new day
6) Donât forget pre-flight checks
7) Donât mark small lunchtime Gaussian shifts
8) Decreased PACE can lead to channel fanning
9) Increased PACE can lead to channel steepening
10) Taping â retape when tape broken
11) Sequence â CHANNEL â D-ND-D
10th October
1) SEQUENCES â D-ND-D
2) 3 traverses/channel = 3 tapes/traverse
3) Keep 15 min trendlines and daily H/L in mind
4) FTTs tend to follow flaws
5) Remain mindful of volume peaks