[dkm]

Originally Posted by Spydertrader »

Once you can see the various situations, you then focus on Order of Events (noting any differences from one situation to another). For example, the lateral which formed today beginning with the 11:10 Bar began at a completely different point along the continuum than 'Ezzy's Lateral.'
- Spydertrader

The lateral at 11:20 on the 26th Jan is post p3, so it must be the 2b portion of the b2b-2r-2b. "Ezzy's lateral", which I presume is the lateral beginning at 09:45 on the 25th Jan, contains the 2r-2b portion of the b2b-2r-2b sequence beginning at 16:05 on the 24th Jan. I personally cannot see the 2b portion on the ES 5 min but it would seem that the ym is sufficient to confirm that it exists.

[Spydertrader]

Originally Posted by innersky »

Do you mean the bar before bar 1 that starts the lateral?

Correct.

Originally Posted by innersky »

And if so, does it mean that this bar is important in the differentiation process?

If one becomes confused when attempting to determine Dominant vs. Non-Dominant, I simply provided an alternative method for differentiating how a Lateral Forms. Otherwise, one need not even pay attention to it.

- Spydertrader

[saturo]

Spyder - a basic question about the volume sequence that might benefit others as well:

Can volume sequences overlap? By this I mean can the 2R or 2B of a trend also play a "double" role by being part of the ensuing trend?

For example - this would mean that a 2R of an up trend is also "counted" as part of the R2R of the ensuing short.

If my question is unclear I will try to clarify with a picture.

[Spydertrader]

Originally Posted by saturo »

Can volume sequences overlap?

If you logically think this through, you'll realize you already know the answer to this question.

All trends overlap at the FTT (Point One). No Trends overlap at Point Two. Ocassionally, some trends overlap at Point Three (what Jack and Neoxx discused as "the golden triangle").

What Volume Sequences cause Price to move from Point One to an FTT?

What Volume sequences push Price from Point One to Point Two? To Point Three?

Once one arrives at an FTT of a specific fractal, then the non-stationary window (for that specific fractal) has closed. As such, 'sequences' are not shared in the fashion your question specifies.

- Spydertrader

[sambrown]

Haven't we ween this before?

[dkm]

Originally Posted by saturo »

Spyder - a basic question about the volume sequence that might benefit others as well:

Can volume sequences overlap?

The answer that you are seeking is NO.

[TheDon]

I included gaussians today. I am sure that I have jumped fractals in some cases, though through portions of the day it felt based on my traverses and trendlines that I was in sync.

By 'doing the work' I am learning a lot.

Apologize for jumping into the lateral posts and being off primary topic, but it helps me to have accountability by posting my charts

[Spydertrader]

Originally Posted by TheDon »

I included gaussians today.

Attached, please find an over view of 'the bigger picture' as Volume moved Price from Point One to Point Two and from Point Two to Point Three. After reaching Point Three, Volume moved Price in the direction of the 'bigger picture' FTT (until we ran out of day).

All one need do now, is 'nest' the various faster (than the 'bigger picture') Gaussians within the Price and Volume Containers in an effort to learn what must always take place before a specific order of events has completed.

One can go as far down the rabbit hole as one wishes.

- Spydertrader