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Notice the red circle, how the moving average doesn't cross back bullish. The issue is V Bottoms retrace back 50% but this wasn't the movement it appeared to be. Because the average doesn't help confirm a high we should omit this price. Now look at the red arrow. This high retraced a qualifying ~75%, and signaled with the moving average; this suggests how to...

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Here, the Ratios provide a hidden gem. The spx acceleration should become bullish.

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This is my version of walking a Bollinger Bands. I use an Ehler instantaneous 21 BB. The settings for the Bands are 0.75 deviations (detrend at +0.75), zero offset, no lower band, no basis. The result is the solid red moving average. Close your bull after a dow theory closing violation under the uptrends' detrending signal.

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Notice the vertical line: spx finds a bullish closing violation with matching volume...the bar closes bullish with huge volume support (strike bullish and ride the gap?).

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Here is cross-sectioned candlestick shadow and quantified amplitude of the shadow. The indicator marked with a horizontal ray identifies the "strength," or "intent," of the continuation tweezer pattern. Unfortunately, a trader should wait to put a bearish resistance under the tweezer support swing.

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Here at the top, the pattern broadens to R3 (100%)...starting a 100:50:100 (R3:Pivot:S3) algorithm ratio pattern. When the price pulls back from the disjointed window channel, it should bull to a higher R3 because of the ratio signals with the horizontal events. If the price confirms on S3, be long term bullish!

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Here a swing forms. The bearish engulfing pattern is followed by a doji harami pattern...there are other patterns but they are incomplete. The cloud helps time entries for late resistance. If the swing is reversing bearish, fill bearish under the engulfing swing -- on the bearish side of the cloud. Note: the lows are first order volatility, so omit them...the...

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Here we have a 16 bar lag. The price breaches bearish and then beltlines bullish, and the red cloud continues bearish around the bullish low. Note: a signal for a lower low but price is a higher low is a reverse bullish signal. This example is a reverse bullish divergence signal methodology.

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Look at the recent high...an eveloped high bar (top band) and an inside along side it. While considering the moving averages crossing bullish, the bear signals are evident; bull with caution, if at all.

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Notice the recent highs, they have a need to "mother bar" past the Bollinger Bands to signal a higher swing zone. Elliott wave suggests waves move in five or three movement waves, I see two correction waves...the third should happen. In the recent median, the MAMA/FAMA remains open during the attempted bear move. The volume accumulated denoting support. It is...

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Here, I fixed my aspect ratio to 90 degrees. Added the square, duplicated time, and used symmetry for the next box.

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Notice the Alligator overlay, and the declining High fractals while the Alligator increases (Lower Price/Higher Indicator). With the steepe Low above the Teeth, a bear exit requires standard divergence: not reverse bearish. With this exit being flawed, price should return to the false out...the Highs become the bull buy line...the false Low exit is now the bull...

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Consolidations are range bound. The rules for a breakout (impulse) is to retrace it to confirm the exit, and then strike the low signaling the continuation...the beginning of a trend. Notice the red arrow. The impulse exited a range of a trending zone, but the retrace failed and there wasn't a continuation. That is why to wait to strike bullish reversal....

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Notice the swing areas, and the volume indicator. Had the indicator been used for "trend strength" it would of sold off. Rather, use the Accumulation/Distribution to identify bullish or bearish swings...if the volume increases or decreases lower in the consolidation zones.

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During a scalp, the MacD shows Standard Divergence but the 8 Bar M.A. shows Continuation!

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I reverse engineered the Renko Boxes and found a relative range. Using the Highs, the lagging stop is 2.2%, and same with the Lows. I separated the two, and it seems like a winning strategy: modern too. Also, my undeviated macd, and both derivatives.

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I have hammered out the aspect Ratios for the ATR Renko. I utilized a 100 bar ATR, for a stable average the bars move around. Being Renko boxes, a matching 100 frequency to the ATR amplitude was false; I needed twice the amps (length) to the frequency (width)...a 50 aspect (100•50). The results confounded my other methodology! The ATR has a bullish pattern,...

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An example of Renko and Ratios...is it predictive? It is also an Ascending Head and Shoulders Pattern forming.