Thanks Karnani for posting the chart.
Inangia - my interpretation will be
In laymans term (as non-VSA trader), I would read that weak background shown by tiny , narrow, sideway bars. So when NR7 bar came at point A, it was just showing extreme of contraction and next bar showed as the expansion. Due to prev weakness, this expansion did not last and gradually price came back to the range again.
at point B, we had seen bearish strength developing from prev red, large, high volume bars.. (added to that was failed upside break of last NR7 bar), and next bar gave us expansion. I don't what happened after that ..but most likely trend we would have seen next bar also with lower low.
I have give sample trading rules in one of the initial post of this thread. Rules are simple, enter long or short with limit order above/below the NR7 bar..(one can also use filter of few points). Stop is at the other end of NR7 range.
As you have clearly indentified the background, this should help in defining the
exits. When background is weak, better to grab the profit or atleast come to breakeven and forget about trailing.
when background is strong, maybe scale-in and manage trade with trailing stops.
I have not given a real trading system with precise entry/exit rules and left that to individuals to tweak it to their personal taste and develop their own system around this setup.
Hope this helps. Thanks for brining in the concept of background.. here.
Happy Trading
Inangia - my interpretation will be
The first Nr7 i.e Bar A had a weak background (sorry for using vsa terms please bare with me) and then we got a No Demand Bar in the form of Nr7. However MP graph showed that an extension was inevitable so the short position was not initiated.
The next Nr7 i.e at Bar b occurred with some strength in the background but the trend was down so once again the trade was not taken.
My question here is how would you guys take a position here solely based on NR7 ? ?
As you have clearly indentified the background, this should help in defining the
exits. When background is weak, better to grab the profit or atleast come to breakeven and forget about trailing.
when background is strong, maybe scale-in and manage trade with trailing stops.
I have not given a real trading system with precise entry/exit rules and left that to individuals to tweak it to their personal taste and develop their own system around this setup.
Hope this helps. Thanks for brining in the concept of background.. here.
Happy Trading