Quote from gms:
I meant "funneling" in the sense of "narrowing to", "concentrating on", "focusing on". I just don't get all too many occasions to use the word "funneling".
LOL
But anyhow, I take it the answer to my question about funneling your indicator to work with individual equities, as suggested by Seykota, would be, "no", that you're seeking to explore your indicator as a general "all high probability setups are welcome" approach.
From what I posted so far it might look like that I just want to make it as simple as I can.
1/ Trader get trading times one day ahead.
2/ 10-20 min before posted Trading time is due trader starts computer and looks at action.
3/ If At trading time set of indicators confirms a trade, trader places trade.
4? If at the time of Trading Time set of indicators does not confirm a trade, trader will jump into swimming pool or shoots pool till next trading time is due.
These posts are just an introduction, there is much more to it .
. Ask yourself a question : "If Walter can predict intermediate tops or bottoms with good accuracy, one day ahead, Can he be more specific when Trading time is 10-20 min away ?
In that respect, I would think your indicator is to be viewed much like the TICK, in that it indicates a sentiment of direction that may be used to gauge entry time.
Not at all. Trading time is a setup, set of indicators is a trigger.
TICK, which displays the amount of upticks vs downticks, your indicator has to do with time, perhaps you'd consider naming your indicator the TICK TOCK.