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There Are Many more places to look.
There are a great many patterns but by far
my favorite is Consolidations. In Price/Range/Volume
Everything happening IN Patterns leads to what Happens
OUTSIDE of Patterns.
More often than not it reads IN CONTEXT with clarity.

A consolidation is nothing more than price stability in a timeframe, which, will eventually break down to news/whatever, and become unstable. This instability is the move to a new point of stability [higher/lower, the trend].

Trading is simply recognising that price stability is ending.

Whipsaws are the enemy: they suggest that price stability is ending, when, in point of fact, it hasn't. The key then is differentiating the noise [whipsaw] from the signal [trend away from stability]. Once you can do that consistently, well you are home dry.

jog on
duc

<blockquote data-quote="ducati916" data-source="post: 1007623" data-attributes="member: 2975">There Are Many more places to look.There are a great many patterns but by farmy favorite is Consolidations. In Price/Range/Volume Everything happening IN Patterns leads to what Happens OUTSIDE of Patterns.More often than not it reads IN CONTEXT with clarity.A consolidation is nothing more than price stability in a timeframe, which, will eventually break down to news/whatever, and become unstable. This instability is the move to a new point of stability [higher/lower, the trend].Trading is simply recognising that price stability is ending.Whipsaws are the enemy: they suggest that price stability is ending, when, in point of fact, it hasn&#039;t. The key then is differentiating the noise [whipsaw] from the signal [trend away from stability]. Once you can do that consistently, well you are home dry.jog onduc</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ducati916, post: 1007623, member: 2975"] [I]There Are Many more places to look. There are a great many patterns but by far my favorite is Consolidations. In Price/Range/Volume Everything happening [B]IN[/B] Patterns leads to what Happens [B]OUTSIDE[/B] of Patterns. More often than not it reads [B]IN CONTEXT[/B] with clarity. [/I] A consolidation is nothing more than price stability in a timeframe, which, will eventually break down to news/whatever, and become unstable. This instability is the move to a new point of stability [higher/lower, the trend]. Trading is simply recognising that price stability is ending. Whipsaws are the enemy: they suggest that price stability is ending, when, in point of fact, it hasn't. The key then is differentiating the noise [whipsaw] from the signal [trend away from stability]. Once you can do that consistently, well you are home dry. jog on duc [/QUOTE]

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