Quote from DT3:
Can we talk a little about the time factor that Fisher stresses. Do you ever take signals/confirm your bias even if the instrument doesn't spend enough time at the level.
Giving an example will make this easier, lets say you're day trading a stock, using a OR of 20 minutes, your A up level is 100. The stock reaches the level and spends the first 5 minutes above ut, and the next 5 minutes its trading between 99.96-100 in your book do we have a confirmed A up?
I use ACD along with price action so to me, the time confirmation has a lot to do with price action. How is that product acting. How are the other correlated products acting. What time of the day is it. What does the macro chart look like. There are a lot of factors involved. It's not really black and white where you say, oh, it has spent 5 or 10 minutes above a level so I'll buy it. If you give me an actual trade you were looking at I'll walk you through the process.