Market.

In my opinion, a more precise formulation of the boundary conditions. We closely tie ourselves to market volatility, waiting for the moment when the movement ends (meaning that the price crosses the level of two stops in a row on the ongoing movement). After that, we wait for the moment when the current price is trapped between the levels of stops located as close to each other as possible. At this point, the crossing of each of these stops can influence a change in the trading direction. For more details, see today’s video.

Group.

I must note that, for now,😀 I can’t get feedback on the results, neither in the group nor on the website. But, in general, it’s not very important. The remaining issues are that you hear something different from what I say. Therefore, feedback is absolutely necessary, and I won’t give up on it.

The next task was to identify market areas where volatility was decreasing. I haven’t seen any discrepancies in the logic from those I’ve talked to.

Wishing everyone a great weekend!