Somebody has been fixated on not letting the counter directional volatility beyond 62.5 pips since the 29th of November.

That last swing high was Red F2 on the red nose and so was 1.0817 one day earlier. Maybe somebody had a lot of capital and wanted to write their own CTA and also had a Dell Laptop.

Maybe their mind slipped a bit and blended in Bios with Bias.

Did I just figure out how the gamma negative options pegging works?

To show you how important that 62.5 pips number is, I could make an on screen plot for 200 sample low/high displacement, but I have already made a histogram routine, the Counterforce, all I need to do is to change the highlight level.

Something to think about for an auto trading edge. Also, why was the aswer to this 90?

Why is 30 the answer to the following:

Are we in a volatility whip then? There is a one sided volatility cap, but the legs normally don’t last this many days. 2-4 days would sound normal, but 8 for the V’s single leg would be strange. The whips occur after the end of a 5-wave structure and they attack the last daily swing low / high.

This move down is a corrective wave. To print an “M” or measuring leg, a daily candle has to get outside the 30-sample BB. P stands for Push (eof Wave 3) and E means Echo (eof Wave 5).

Quickly about intelligence. It is mostly God given logical circuits, problem solving skills, you can round up your score during your first few years when you learn to communicate engage socially up to perhaps the age of 7. At least that seems to be the cut off for being able to learn all 14 Hungarian vowels. After that no amount of schooling or memorization would change your score.

With all that said, there is no guarantee that your high IQ does not go to waste. You can take my example or you can listen in on the example presented by Thoughty2.