by eric-pal » Wed Nov 23, 2022 4:48 pm
Thank you for posting. One of the important aspects of all of this is context and repeatability. Any particular trade doesn't matter much, whether a winner or loser. This is an important point.
2ES? You may want to look closer on the rules for counting as every bar is higher than the previous. So essentially prices move 13 points without much of a retracement. 9:45 was pmi, and 10 was new home sales (which may trigger things in a slowing economy).
TT -> pattern based trading and the two bear bars do not have good follow through so perhaps very very aggressive. However, it does work. Stronger would be the recognition that all breakouts retrace towards previous highs, reflecting on the 9:45 peak, the 9:51 tracement, and then with this breakout the 9:55 high is expected to be retraced through. You listed this as FBO, and was this determined seeing the previous aspect? If so, it is a potential bias. However, declaring top of trading range may be premature? If it had continued, it would be listed as something else perhaps. 6 good bull bodies in that push, so good momentum. Bear opposition minimal. Better to use a lower high perhaps?
Also, in drawing trendlines, draw one beginning at the 10 news low and consider how this affects price bias.
The charts have a wealth of information. Wait "for your set" and have fun

.
Hopefully helpful & good trades to you!
Thank you for posting. One of the important aspects of all of this is context and repeatability. Any particular trade doesn't matter much, whether a winner or loser. This is an important point.
2ES? You may want to look closer on the rules for counting as every bar is higher than the previous. So essentially prices move 13 points without much of a retracement. 9:45 was pmi, and 10 was new home sales (which may trigger things in a slowing economy).
TT -> pattern based trading and the two bear bars do not have good follow through so perhaps very very aggressive. However, it does work. Stronger would be the recognition that all breakouts retrace towards previous highs, reflecting on the 9:45 peak, the 9:51 tracement, and then with this breakout the 9:55 high is expected to be retraced through. You listed this as FBO, and was this determined seeing the previous aspect? If so, it is a potential bias. However, declaring top of trading range may be premature? If it had continued, it would be listed as something else perhaps. 6 good bull bodies in that push, so good momentum. Bear opposition minimal. Better to use a lower high perhaps?
Also, in drawing trendlines, draw one beginning at the 10 news low and consider how this affects price bias.
The charts have a wealth of information. Wait "for your set" and have fun :).
Hopefully helpful & good trades to you!