Thomas DeMark Sequential System

One set up recycled in NIfty. The second set up which started from 24th July is operational now. We have completed 3 Countdowns on this new set up.....it shows some more downmove coming.

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trade4putuval

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Five updated charts of Nifty using TD indicators

So if my understanding is correct, the price should go till the high of the 9th candle that is somewhere near 5675, from where you can short keeping a small SL.

As per the trend seen, the price will again come back to the range of 5300, from where we will have a fresh count starting from 1 for bullish trend.

Kindly confirm!
 
The DeMark indicators are a $500 per month third-party package available by subscription on Bloomberg.

I would be overjoyed if someone came up with a Combo AFL for AmiBroker.

Regarding interpretation, I suggest Tom Demark's books "The New Science of Technical Analysis", "DeMark on Day Trading Options" and Jason Perl's "DeMark Indicators". You can find them on Amazon.

The Sequential indicator is just one of DeMark's studies. It is not a system. However, it is useful in finding points of exhaustion that have an above average chance of a price reversal. Simplistically, a 9-count creates a Setup from which you look for a 1 to 4 bar retracement. If the Setup took out a previous TDST level (now 6077 in NIFTY) the chances are good that the trend will continue after the pullback. From there, two versions of a 13-countdown are possible; Sequential and Combo. A 'price flip' after a 13-countdown confirms the reversal. The Shanghai Comp, Hang Seng and ASX all generated 13's on June 24, around the bottom. The Nifty bottom in August was choppier, but never closed below the risk levels of 5089 and 5032.
 
I would be overjoyed if someone came up with a Combo AFL for AmiBroker.
You will find some related AFL here on traderji itself, maybe in this thread. I neither use Amibroker nor TDST, but I remember that Smart_trade posted something about it somewhere here.
 

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