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OXR ENTRY


Chart is showing the use of COUNT BACK (Guppy/Wilson)


Count Back is used as a confirmation of a break out into a new tread.

eg: is not used with price target trading.


From the HIGH of the LOW bar : count back (in that tread) untill U hit the bar with a higher high = CB2 : from this bar count back untill U hit the bar with a higher high than CB2 , this bar = CB3 .


The price must CLOSE above CB3 --- that close is the trigger for a entry the next day ---- the STOP is from the new high bar -- from the low of this bar count back to the next bar with a lower low = CB2 , then the next bar with a lower low = CB3 -- CLOSE below is the exit.


For a safer entery U can wait untill there is a second CLOSE above CB3 (original) for confirmation .


May : Failed

June : Entry --the green line is the trigger ,the red line is the initial STOP.

July : Failed

Aug : Entry -- same as above

Sept: Entry -- As the trigger close was a manipualated price , I would ignore it and use the CB3 as the STOP


will follow up later with C/B & Indicater Divergence as a STOP in a Trend Trade:


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