See how price pushes up through Alla’s Average, then comes down to meet it, and then runs? That is the chart pattern I talk about over and over. If I could go back in time and teach myself just one chart pattern, that would be it!
Note, too, how during the short consolidation (blue bar heading sideways/down to Alla’s Average), the volume pressure kept rising. How could you not take that trade? And, you can see that an everypush “safe” dot shows up (in the bottom subgraph) right where I drew the arrow on the screen… so it’s not just my discretion involved….
Hope your trading day is going well.
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I try not to invest short term, but I admire you guys who can read charts and make money off it.
Damn that looks like a profitable trade, and your charts look really cool too >:)
Thanks, ScalpWiz!
That’s really something to watch for. Thanks.
What’s an EveryPush “safe” dot?
the “safe” dot has evolved into the EveryPushEntries indicator, which is in the elite package for all platforms.
Hi Richard,
Can you please advise on which indicators make up your multichart here as i have (EL) on Ninja, and what time frame chart are you running on.
Regards Mark
Well, it’s a point original chart, which ninja doesn’t have. Then I have everypush, alla’s average, the Kama, gcyclemasind, volume splitter, and that’s probably the gcycle stockastic on the bottom. Then everypushentries made the actual entry arrow.