Trendiness of Days - assigning a value

[harrytrader]

Example of March bearish trending days (the significance of color is specific to my model so don't care about them except for those who want to remember about forcing and the cause of high volatility the maroon colors correspond to these type of days see http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&postid=373434&highlight=forcing#post373434):

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[NUTSNEAL]

Since your model is predictive, does this calendar indicate that according to your model Friday February 27 indicated that Monday March 1 will be bearish or that Monday March 1 is indicating that Tuesday March 2 will be the bearish day?

Thanks

 

[harrytrader]

Sorry you're right I forgot to precise that the date of my calendar is the date of calculation for the next day as it is indicated also on my model's chart for example taking the same date as yours "Plan of 01/03/04 for 02/03/04" so it is one day BEFORE the next trending SESSION considered. So the trend color corresponds to the trend of March 2nd session not to the trend of March 1st.

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(Remark the Feynman Local Top at 10660.9 theorically - see label with a red border - and what the market did in real after opening: it only pullbacked slightly above at 10662 before sliding down hard and the low of 10570.3 was just below the Feynman Local Bottom at 10573 theorically; for Feyman-like effect see the thread "Why I call Backwardation in time Feynman-like effect " http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=28197)

Quote from NUTSNEAL:

Since your model is predictive, does this calendar indicate that according to your model Friday February 27 indicated that Monday March 1 will be bearish or that Monday March 1 is indicating that Tuesday March 2 will be the bearish day?

Thanks

 

[harrytrader]

This is the list of all trending days for this year (bullish on left, bearish on right) remember that the date corresponds to 1 day BEFORE the trending session (sorry of this because this calendar also serves as a menu for accessing my model and it is indexed on date of calculation for next session forecasted). BTW remark the "persistency-antipersistency" phenomena of trend: a bullish trending day is often followed by a bearish trending day and inversely.

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