the yellow lines all correlate with previous price lengths in the same direction, they offer an initial idea of support and more importantly they offer an idea of how price is travelling, by that i mean, has anything changed in the liquidity coming thru the instrument, has the context changed, if these levels are being taken out how are they being taken out, have they lost their relevance to the ideas i thought they offered
of the 3 three yellow lines the first should hold, it did, it didnt have to as the second one was so close sometimes that second one is the "active" one ....that means price is at making swings relative to when players find them of value in either buy-side liquidity or sell-side liquidity
the third lower line is a defintive nearterm game changer, it tells me my upside views are wrong, maybe my larger context is wrong, it's likely a GTFO of longs and GTFI for STO's
the point of ratios is to provide balance not to be aggressive.......so theyre levels of risk and levels of permission to engage risk, they may also ask to consider risk size due to their own relative size
ratios are of themselves contextual they do not exist or print in isolation
traders think they trade in isolation .....they do not ......no one ever trades in isolation, the concept is dumb
if that is true then it is true that the auction has its own construct and intent
to some degree this must exist to be seen and as the auction is dynamic ratios are dynamic too