T4J, you can pass your love around if you want--lol.
BTW, when the candle enters the bottom of the cloud, and then hits the top, there is no certainty it is going to bounce back down to the bottom. When the candle enters one end and hits the other, that part of th trip has been completed. From there you need other elements to figure out which way it will go. The weekly appears as if it will push higher, which is why it is favored to go through the top.
I think I mentioned somewhere that the wicks on the initial hit of the cloud is going to make for some very strong northward price action once it is broken. If you are using the ichimoku as a standalone, all elements as presented for the S&R's, as well as price action and the view on the charts with regards to specific S&R's comes in very handy in the analysis. The guy that introduced me to the ichimoku in 2007 uses the ichimoku as a standalone. He trades using candle formations, price action, and chart S&R's. The amazing thing was he never saw the clouds in the past or future as a strong indication of S&R's. After I learned about how ichimoku measures equilibrium, then it just made sense.
So there you go. You made a simple comment, and I could not resist writing a book again.
I'm still very sporadic in my posting. Our IP's technicians have been in our area almost around the clock trying to fix the problems that exist with the underground cable concoctions (Lack of better terms on my part.).
Ya i know, but i posted yesterday's chart where top of bottom contained it.
So there were i need your comments.
In this thread i will post only for you