Market.
Today’s market work hasn’t been dedicated to actual trading yet. The main question that needs to be addressed is the relationship between boundary conditions and market segments.
What I can summarize, and you can challenge:
First, low volatility boundary conditions need to be divided into low volatility boundary conditions with an entry against the trend and low volatility boundary conditions with an entry along the trend. In the first case, we may have one more stop.
Second, low volatility boundary conditions do not appear in every segment at the moment. It may happen, but in most cases, it is not the case. Moreover, today, for the first time since it has been noted, conditions appeared twice in one upward movement.
Third, low volatility boundary conditions with an entry along the trend likely indicate the imminent end of the movement.
Fourth, the criterion for high volatility boundary conditions is the appearance of a movement against the trend of a size that suits you. The assumption is that after the appearance of low volatility boundary conditions with an entry along the trend, you should look for an entry based on high volatility boundary conditions.
Again, I emphasize that to answer the question of why to wait for boundary conditions, calculate the number of such conditions per day and how many real stops will be there. After that, I think the questions will disappear.
