Throughout the years, I have come up with plenty of insightful things, many directional logic and somehow everything was revolving around catching a turn.

The Energy Bands (aka CI Moat Dynamic) have remained unchanged for a decade already.

I have chart tabs that I never really click on anymore, with amazing accuracy to this day.

If I come across one of these, I have to seriously think about what I meant by -say- “Q” or Silvergate. U-67L, that at least refers to a moving average. Knowing myself, it is an EMA made of Lows. There’s some serious Ira Epstein influence here for plotting the window Envelope’s location. RSI 14 – at least not on closing prices, but medians. I could not have made a compromise beyond keeping up my own identity. All plots were made by the RSI_BB routine, both below and above.

Yet, nothing I believe was such a smart move as starting to concentrate on getting signals out of the oppressed volatility side.

The gray divergence (hard to spot) prompts a pullback of 88+ pips from the peak, which would put the price just beyond the S2. The horizontal lines are always puzzling as well, did I place them at a first close back inside the 30-sample BB, or did I use a completely different method? Lines don’t talk, they are just there.

A recent find is the difference between a liquidity break and a decisive move. The yellow diagonal represents a decisive move up (pick of new direction) for it is coming off of an 8-sample higher low, not a lower low. The white marker shows an 88-pip pullback.

////looking for liquidity breaks "/\"
if (i>2 && Low[i]<Low[i+1] && Low[i]<Low[i+3] && Low[i]<Low[i-1])
{
  j=i-2;  
  if (iHigh(symbol,0,iHighest(symbol,0,MODE_HIGH,2,j))-Low[i]>930*Point  && High[j-1]<High[j]){ 
         ObjectCreate("Liquidityx"+i,OBJ_TREND,0,Time[i],Low[i],Time[iHighest(symbol,0,MODE_HIGH,2,j)],iHigh(symbol,0,iHighest(symbol,0,MODE_HIGH,2,j)));
         ObjectSetInteger(0,"Liquidityx"+i,OBJPROP_RAY_RIGHT,false);
         if (Low[i]==iLow(symbol,0,iLowest(symbol,0,MODE_LOW,7,i))) ObjectSet("Liquidityx"+i,OBJPROP_COLOR,clrMediumSlateBlue);
         else ObjectSet("Liquidityx"+i,OBJPROP_COLOR,clrYellow);
         ObjectSet("Liquidityx"+i,OBJPROP_WIDTH,9); 
         ObjectSet("Liquidityx"+i,OBJPROP_BACK,1);

I have propped up Nick Rhodes with a ridiculous amount of smarts. Statistics is the key, always and forever for understanding the possibilities. I am expecting an 88-pip pullback to close out the search for the guns followed by another launch of a search party for ammo. A final high could be a couple of weeks out.

The two white pullbacks were 112 and 120 pips – there is a rhyme, a symmetry there. A correction would go to the bow-bow back & that’s all I’ve got to say.