Hi Smart Trader,
This is what I read for a count down
Countdown
After the intersection of the setup has occurred (but no sooner than the ninth bar for this setup), the Countdown begins.
For a sell (buy) setup the countdown reflects the relationship between the close and the high (low) two bars earlier. The closing price must be greater (less) than the high (low) two bars earlier. As soon as 13 such prices are recorded (not necessarily consecutive), a signal emerges.
The Countdown phase can’t complete earlier than in 12 bars after the setup (it is suggested that the ninth bar is also included in the countdown phase), but as a rule there are 15-30 bars between the setup and the completion of the Countdown phase.
Countdown and setup are cancelled in two cases:
1. if a reverse setup has developed;
2. cycling occurs, i.e. a new setup in the same direction direction develops.
In that case the original AFL identifies the 13th day count down correctly. Could you please give your opinion.
regards
Ken
This is what I read for a count down
Countdown
After the intersection of the setup has occurred (but no sooner than the ninth bar for this setup), the Countdown begins.
For a sell (buy) setup the countdown reflects the relationship between the close and the high (low) two bars earlier. The closing price must be greater (less) than the high (low) two bars earlier. As soon as 13 such prices are recorded (not necessarily consecutive), a signal emerges.
The Countdown phase can’t complete earlier than in 12 bars after the setup (it is suggested that the ninth bar is also included in the countdown phase), but as a rule there are 15-30 bars between the setup and the completion of the Countdown phase.
Countdown and setup are cancelled in two cases:
1. if a reverse setup has developed;
2. cycling occurs, i.e. a new setup in the same direction direction develops.
In that case the original AFL identifies the 13th day count down correctly. Could you please give your opinion.
regards
Ken