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Your Query ~ tweezer bottom variant
Yes, certainly with pleasure. Observe that there are 4 bars on this bottom.
The first 3 are supported at 1453.5 . This is a "gate" that has been shut tight, to prevent the price from slipping south past the support level marked by the previous low at 1453 level.
Notice carefully that on this second low the volume is higher than that attributalble to the market action that precedes it on the downmove from 1462.5.
The next bar, is allowed to drop slightly lower to 1453, and no lower. Here an ambush has been laid to snap up the instrument at that price. The volume is higher is it not ? The close to this bar is near the top, this close being the open of the next bar which also closes on the high,
but on lower volume. This shows that the ambush has been successful and up it jolly well goes. Not much effort to carry on, because not much is needed. Beautiful ! Well done !
Thsi is an example, a classic example in which an ambush mounted does not succeed on the first attempt, but a tiny drop lower leads to success. All it needs is for a stop on a big position to be triggered for the piece missing from the jigsaw puzzle to be made fo fall in at the right time and of course the right place. Excellent ! Well done !
Yes, certainly with pleasure. Observe that there are 4 bars on this bottom.
The first 3 are supported at 1453.5 . This is a "gate" that has been shut tight, to prevent the price from slipping south past the support level marked by the previous low at 1453 level.
Notice carefully that on this second low the volume is higher than that attributalble to the market action that precedes it on the downmove from 1462.5.
The next bar, is allowed to drop slightly lower to 1453, and no lower. Here an ambush has been laid to snap up the instrument at that price. The volume is higher is it not ? The close to this bar is near the top, this close being the open of the next bar which also closes on the high,
but on lower volume. This shows that the ambush has been successful and up it jolly well goes. Not much effort to carry on, because not much is needed. Beautiful ! Well done !
Thsi is an example, a classic example in which an ambush mounted does not succeed on the first attempt, but a tiny drop lower leads to success. All it needs is for a stop on a big position to be triggered for the piece missing from the jigsaw puzzle to be made fo fall in at the right time and of course the right place. Excellent ! Well done !