You seem to be uncertain as to how to approach this recent price action.
As you look at this next chart, you will see now the action can be put into a useful context that allows you to calc the odds of a move (depending on the status of your basic statistics skills).
Here is a chart of the YM using daily candles, and with a fib retracement in place. You can see how the correction moved in stages, stopping along the way at predefined places (like .618 for instance).
The LRC is sized to 2 standard deviations, but if it were reduced to 1.5 instead you would see that the move from the top of that range was signalled by touching the top channel line. That touch allowed me (and some other folks as you can see) to calculate the odds of a move down at about 80%.
The move back up from the bottom of the channel had about the same odds of continuation, and finally, the recent move that you suffered through was signalled by a touch (and bounce off) of the midline.
Again it is just a matter of having a context in which to frame the action.
Hope this helps you a little bit. I know it must be frustrating not to know how to proceed.
Steve
As you look at this next chart, you will see now the action can be put into a useful context that allows you to calc the odds of a move (depending on the status of your basic statistics skills).
Here is a chart of the YM using daily candles, and with a fib retracement in place. You can see how the correction moved in stages, stopping along the way at predefined places (like .618 for instance).
The LRC is sized to 2 standard deviations, but if it were reduced to 1.5 instead you would see that the move from the top of that range was signalled by touching the top channel line. That touch allowed me (and some other folks as you can see) to calculate the odds of a move down at about 80%.
The move back up from the bottom of the channel had about the same odds of continuation, and finally, the recent move that you suffered through was signalled by a touch (and bounce off) of the midline.
Again it is just a matter of having a context in which to frame the action.
Hope this helps you a little bit. I know it must be frustrating not to know how to proceed.
Steve