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Ideal Volume in Channel UP/Down

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So which is the right trend line for an outside bar?

 

In a similar fashion to the Sym Pennant, either RTL's represent correct annotation depending on whether or not the market has provided a signal for continuation or change (context). Until the time comes to learn about context, learn to annotate your charts in conjection with the gaussians attached to volume. In such a fashion, the market provides the answers needed.

 

- Spydertrader

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In a similar fashion to the Sym Pennant, either RTL's represent correct annotation depending on whether or not the market has provided a signal for continuation or change (context). Until the time comes to learn about context, learn to annotate your charts in conjection with the gaussians attached to volume. In such a fashion, the market provides the answers needed.

 

- Spydertrader

 

So how do I know "whether or not the market has provided a signal for continuation or change"?

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So how do I know "whether or not the market has provided a signal for continuation or change"?

 

No need to place the cart before the horse.

 

In my previous post, I anticipated your question about context (continuation or change), and provided advice indicating what one needs to do before learning about context.

 

Until the time comes to learn about context, learn to annotate your charts in conjection with the gaussians attached to volume. In such a fashion, the market provides the answers needed.

 

In other words, Volume leads Price.

 

HTH.

 

- Spydertrader

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So which is the right trend line for an outside bar?

 

 

 

don't confuse "Right Trendline Line" with "correct trend line". (note capitalized letters)

 

 

 

here's an illustration of RTL and LTL.

 

 

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don't confuse "Right Trendline Line" with "correct trend line". (note capitalized letters)

 

Here's another illustration that depicts the RTL (right trendline), LTL (left trendline) and basic volume pattern in uptrends and downtrends.

 

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