Thomas DeMark Sequential System

Hi ST,

In jason perl's book it goes like this (regarding TD SET up perfection)
"TD Buy Setup “Perfection”
The low of bars eight or nine of the TD Buy Setup or a subsequent low must be less than, or equal to, the lows of bars six and seven of the TD Buy Setup."


Now in our TD SET UP Failure we compare 6th bar with 9th bar, is the above contradicting our Set Up Failure, I am a bit confused, so please clarify

Secondly, the Jason Perl Book gives examples of set up completion before and after the TDST line as a trading opportunity. For example If 9th bar closes above TDST line then it is strong trend. Can this rule be traded profitably. Please give your views
Hi poortrader,

1) I have not understood your first question. Are you mixing up Set Up Qualifier and Intersection ? These two are different things.

2) My experience shows that if the opposing side TDST is broken in first 4-5 bars of the set up, then the trend is likely to be strong. If it takes 9 bars to break the TDST, the market gets tired out by then and goes for sideways to down correction by Power of 9...many times the move reverses there.

Just see the chart posted by me...the buy TDST ( blue line ) was broken by sell setup within 5 bars and we had a strong uptrend thereafter.

Smart_trade
 

poortrader

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Hi poortrader,

1) I have not understood your first question. Are you mixing up Set Up Qualifier and Intersection ? These two are different things.

2) My experience shows that if the opposing side TDST is broken in first 4-5 bars of the set up, then the trend is likely to be strong. If it takes 9 bars to break the TDST, the market gets tired out by then and goes for sideways to down correction by Power of 9...many times the move reverses there.

Just see the chart posted by me...the buy TDST ( blue line ) was broken by sell setup within 5 bars and we had a strong uptrend thereafter.

Smart_trade
Thanx for the insight into the working of TDST again.
Yes, I have mixed up the two..thanx for clarification.
 
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Gaur_Krishna

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ST da, TD also gives a new interesting diamention to trendlines and that is from right to left by connecting swing highs or lows. Now I have some questions regarding TD trendlines.

1. What is better TF for using these lines?
2. At times, the supply (downtrend) line is having upslope; and vice versa for demand line, is that OK?
3. How he defines consolidation and breakout

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Gaur_Krishna
 

MurAtt

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Ranbaxy gave a TD Buy imo 2 days back. Actually dont know - someone suggested so posting here.

Members using TD can confirm the same through their charts AND even if not, then please to intimate.
 

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