That's a new one. So are you saying that after two consecutive green bars there is a greater chance of the next bar also being a green bar?
That's what I have experienced. I believe Jesse Livermore said the same thing but more eloquently. Human brains are wired to look for losses/red screens. When they see an uptrend (gains/green screens), they get very nervous and hesitate/don't buy. Why? B/c they are not seeing losses/red screens.
Uptrend - higher highs being made, last higher low holding Downtrend - lower lows being made, last lower high holding When the last HL (uptrend) or last LH (downtrend) is taken (did not hold), it could mean that a trend change is in progress or that it was a fake and the old trend continues.
I believe this could be easily backtested. if (yesterday and yesterday-1) = green { BUY today open SELL today close } *waits patiently for someone to backtest and also waits for the BACKTESTING IS WORTHLESS crew of "gurus" to hijack this thread*
also, how would you string them together? Do you ALWAYS buy if the previous two days were green? So in other words, if the chart goes like this: day 1: green day 2: green day 3: green day 4: red day 5: green day 6: red day 7: green day 8: green day 9: green day 10: green You would buy on: day 3 (because day 1 and 2 were green) day 4 (because day 2 and 3 were green) day 9 (because day 7 and 8 were green) day 10 (because day 8 and 9 were green) day 11 (because day 9 and 10 were green) correct? Or is it ONLY on the day after two green days preceded by a red day, in which case the only day you would buy in the above example would be day 9.
I could only fully answer that question if I were you. But b/c I will never be you, I can never fully answer that question. You are asking questions that go beyond the definition of an uptrend. So, the best answer I could give is: Given your "example" and based on my previously stated definition of an uptrend: I would "look" to buy on day 3, day 9, and day 10.
Anyone who said: - Before the end of next week - between 1-2 weeks from now - between 2-3 weeks from now - between 3-4 weeks from now Was wrong.