By that you mean, that while in Move 1 (if its long) your move 2 reverse entry is raised to each rising 30 min bar low-rf (regardless of bar low not being a pivot low) ?
Let me take a shot at answering that... just to show that I'm understanding Vineet.
Well, at the time of our entry our stop was at days low. Now we would definitely want an oppurtunity to raise the stop. That is provided by our 4 bar rule and pivot rule, where, if need be, the latter takes precedence.
By that you mean, that while in Move 1 (if its long) your move 2 reverse entry is raised to each rising 30 min bar low-rf (regardless of bar low not being a pivot low) ?
This confusion regarding the SAR arose because of the following words (never mind the fact that I woke up really late):
"...Once that first bar is formed,we are basically looking to buy Rs14 over the high of that bar.and short Rs14 below the low of that bar.Once the entry is triggerred,presuming a long has been triggerred,stop loss is Rs 7 below the low of that bar.But only on trigger."
I failed to realize that these words were only for the first 5 min bar. As more bars come in the Sar is placed at only significant areas viz pivots, WRB, 4-bar rule, days low etc. And that, in this method our Stop and Reverse points are the same (hence SAR; duh!!).