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I think the reason so many have difficulty with Volman's technique is because, as he states in his book many times, you can't just carry around the setups as pets. I've learned the hard way that is so true. Reading pressure seems to be key.
For those able to trade this way, or versed in it, could you please have a look at this chart? Times are EST.
Pressure was heavy to the downside so I skipped the IRB and ARB longs around the 8:15 and 8:30 mark.
After this range was broken out of and tested, does it now act as demand, because obviously there was some demand in there and therefor pressure is now UP?
I'm just curious if the right edge RB short would be into unfavourable conditions and thus a pass? Or because overall pressure was down on a larger frame do you just go with that?
Thanks.
For anyone interested, I found the answer to my own question on page 195, the last paragraph, of the first book.
Since we're basically always "inside the market", with the exception of rare trend days, we must trade into these situations BUT Bob outlines how and when. This particular trade I noted was unfavourable and not ready to be traded into YET. However, after some time it met the requirement to be traded into and did in fact work.