Re: Saint's Intraday Miniflow - live discussion
Harsh, I am doubt because of these rules.
Quote by Saint Sir ....
Failed breakout pattern:We have a pivot on the 30 or 60 and a WRB breakout followed by a bearish bar more than or equal to 50% of the range (open-close) of the WRB.Reverse if the following bar takes out the low of the bearish bar.
Observation 1: A WRB breakout after a sideways congestion or pullback to new highs on high volumes must be followed by a continuation of that move.........if it doesn't, it is a Failed Breakout Pattern.
Observation 2: A WRB after many bars up (talking longs) on high volumes could signal the end of the trend.....the operative word being "could".......Reversal only on the negation of that WRB.If this negates that entire WRB and falls vertically from there, a possible "V" pattern move.
Harsh, I am doubt because of these rules.
Quote by Saint Sir ....
Failed breakout pattern:We have a pivot on the 30 or 60 and a WRB breakout followed by a bearish bar more than or equal to 50% of the range (open-close) of the WRB.Reverse if the following bar takes out the low of the bearish bar.
Observation 1: A WRB breakout after a sideways congestion or pullback to new highs on high volumes must be followed by a continuation of that move.........if it doesn't, it is a Failed Breakout Pattern.
Observation 2: A WRB after many bars up (talking longs) on high volumes could signal the end of the trend.....the operative word being "could".......Reversal only on the negation of that WRB.If this negates that entire WRB and falls vertically from there, a possible "V" pattern move.