In every example I have there are at least 130 pips to be had from the swing low.
Only one example for the price pulling back to the breakout, so drawdown if any, would be limited.
The thick white line is the level to clear.
If you get a drop first, that’s a head start for a discount initial position. Add the rest on the break.
History:
New release:
The one example of a 40-pip pullback from the breakout line happened on the upside. I would go with 4 pips out not to be picked up for this kind of choking. The line was not hit (on a bid chart) but this does not mean that the broker does not slip you into the sucker trade.
Here are the 3 Shapes that were printed at the lower 240 BB from the last 1600 samples.
What do you notice about the location of the Municipal trench (Orange, daily E-9)?
80 pips from the low put the price over it every time.
Currently, the E-9 is still too far (not within 80 pips for sure). The breakout did happen, but overall an inside day was made not getting to the previous day’s high. If the trendline was to get a backtest, that would mean the price going back to the lower Bollinger to mark time.
Lower low?
I have to say that 1.0797 is attainable now. At the same time, I do not have examples where a black print marked the end of a move.
RSI2[i+1]<5 && RSI2[i]>5 && RSI2[i+6]<5
The RSI sequence seems incomplete. The bow back count started with that yellow 1 upon hitting 2.5x stretch.
This is how the situation was handled on the upside when the 3rd magenta block took the price too far away from the E-9 (green V):
50 pips down then 40 back up. A mini bow back.
There was time burnt. The measuring point was brought closer by a pullback not reaching the swing high.
So both the E-9 got closer and the reference point (to measure from) as well.
If somehow a lower low would end up being made, that would prolong the affair even further.
These are the two possibilities in my mind at the moment. A gap down would be wasting time, which is in need here.
In 16-18 hours the highest point printed would be your entry. You want to do this to avoid a drawdown, to put up size.
Your target would be 125 pips to 145 pips (based on stats) from the low, 1.0935+
The sliding white line with the arrows is to help you understand that resistance can be dynamic, measured from a 10-sample hourly low in pips. The fact that there are two cross downs – I start the count after the first one.
From trending mode, the market cannot switch to neutral. It takes on a senior trend coat.
In a senior downtrend add size at every M-D pair, trail the excess Close some beyond 42 volatility / 42 volatility undercut Do not predict a shape, but if it prints, go with it The turn can fail at 53, 63 pips out (20 hours) At 80, the turn is carried out.
M-D examples
The dip below the BB did happen. The 42-pip leg did appear even with keeping the 10-sample.
The money flow did go oversold on the 30-min. A bit too low at that.
If the current hour would close above the 240-BB (or one following) there would be a window of opportunity to print a shape. Let things develop. 53-pip or 63-pip up the shape could fail (count out 20 hours) upon breaching 80-pips, the breakout may be on, and a pull back to say 60-pips would be a buy.
Back in the eighties, some Volvos had a button on the stick shift, it was called the halver.
So, I drew these first.
(as you can see a money flow reversal zone was printed by the last money flow extreme, 1.0876 has been called in since)
Then I updated the shape’s filters on the downside because I thought, what if you don’t get 52 pips?
So the discount’s criteria was that the price dipped below the 240-BB.
///shape long
if ((ExtATRBuffer[i]<52 && ExtATRBuffer[i+1]>52
&& ExtATRBuffer2[ArrayMinimum(ExtATRBuffer2,10,i)]>2
&& ExtATRBuffer[ArrayMaximum(ExtATRBuffer,10,i)]<64)
|| (ExtATRBuffer[i]<42 && ExtATRBuffer[i+1]>42 && Close[i+2]<iBands(symbol,0,240,2,0,PRICE_MEDIAN,MODE_LOWER,i+2) ))
The last time we saw a triple divergence was with Wave 3 on the way up.
There was a higher high made later, but Wave 4 made it to 175 pips in 7 trading days. Important stats.
Now, the slight problem is that time has slowed down. If I want to see a minimum 42 pips, I can by the doubling of the sample size and measure from that swing high.
The dilemma is that I can almost show for the 42, but why is this staying off the 240-BB? Is this some relative weakness? Would this dip happen still? Hanging out till LaGarde speaks?
The Yellow Sun is hinting that there may be an Echo start pending in the next hour. That would leave a 10-pip moratorium field beyond the low that forms a fractal.
The dumbest thing I have ever heard in this life was this guy saying that time does not exist in the market. Tell it to someone who makes their living on Theta decay. What do you put on an indicator’s X-axis?
Sure, this has been asking for the ball for a while…
…but the 53-pip last leg was missing for a Shape to start an upside move.
You can always draw a line at a different angle.
As it turns out, volatility is the very thing you should be trading. The low is very, very close.
The bottom of the cover box is 1.0850 – probably gonna be missed. A double divergence is forming, the S-20 probably gonna get tagged next as a wave 4 up. Gonna be around 1.1030 tomorrow.
The answer to what finally brings on the turn. To be exact, a shape that makes a break at 80 pips.
That would mean 1.0980 if this shape were to do it.
Frankly, I don’t think that this is the Shape, since it is too high up from the 240 BB.
Some examples of how this happens.
Been trying to get the filters right.
///shape long
if (ExtATRBuffer[i]<52 && ExtATRBuffer[i+1]>52
&& ExtATRBuffer2[ArrayMinimum(ExtATRBuffer2,10,i)]>2
&& ExtATRBuffer[ArrayMaximum(ExtATRBuffer,10,i)]<64)
A couple of albums are out this weekend.
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currently, the price would have to make a 52+ -pip 10-sample drop for the needed directional volatility burst to trigger the possibility of the next shape print. 1.0880-
tensharp[i]=iLow(symbol,0,iLowest(symbol,0,MODE_LOW,10,i))+520*Point;
if (Close[i]<iMA(symbol,0,240,0,MODE_EMA,PRICE_MEDIAN,i)) tensharp[i]=iHigh(symbol,0,iHighest(symbol,0,MODE_HIGH,10,i))-520*Point;
You plot the volatility and you start staring at it. It is almost like a door supervisor. Trust me, I have a license for that.
You need to be staring at it until you turn purple or the volatility line turns on the purple marker (53 pips).
Then the coming volatility crush is likely to draw the “shape” without fail. A long play this one is.
Prior examples:
Now, as for some actuality, something fishy is going on. See, the SOB has only been violated today (blue marker). This normally results in a move down (bungee I call it) that is 70-86 pips, after the upside is failed.
Actually, it may just be printing an Echo on the upside. The only thing preventing currently is that the last hour wasn’t fully above the 8 EMO. The next hour could trigger an Echo plot if it were to make a higher high and close down 1/3 of the candle. At this point, I’m thinking of not going into the weekend unhedged.
