hello, and thank you for your kindness. I'm starting out in futures. I have followed a lot of training: axia, michael valtos, ... followed a lot of webinars, notably that of jim dalton. it's not easy, I don't speak English. I'm on the sierra chart with my tpo chart and the profiled volumes and I'm trying to get an idea of it
I'm watching your videos now.
I saw that you split the overnight session and the cash session.
What are the levels that you put in your graphs?
on the overnight session
the high the low and the poc
but you have many other traits
for the cash session (including overnight)
you have the initial balance from the first hour
the poc probably
the middle
but what is O / S high and O / S low?
how do you determine the lvn and the hvn? your composite profile is done over what type of duration?
sorry I'm bombarding you with question.
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Long time lurker on your TB's and webinars, thanks for all the effort and insights you give away so freely.
I wanted to ask you a few questions about zippers which I haven't really ever found the answer to in any webinars:
1) I stand to be corrected, but as far as I know you've switched from a 4t renko to a point&figure chart to identify zippers. What is the motivation behind doing this? Is this related to the high ranges and rotations we've been seeing in the ES compared to a couple years back?
2) What do you look for when a zipper retest takes place that will give you the go ahead for an entry? For example, do you look at the volumetric bars; do you use a smaller-time frame to trigger on price action, etc.
3) In a previous TB a few weeks ago (unfortunately I don't remember the exact one), you mentioned that a retest of the HVN associated with a zipper is an indication that you should bail out of a trade. With this, do you mean a secondary retest, not the initial one?
4) Lastly, what is the expectation of a zipper retest? To clarify this: if a zipper is formed and retested from above after an initial impulse up move, is the expectation of the zipper to make new highs? In line with this: when do you decide that a zipper is 'done'?
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