Currently building the Great MdMp, reviewing some debriefed charts, alternating between reducing/enlarging my list of questions and then solving them by reading the printed docs, rebuilding the MdMp to get the perfect one in order to find absolute confidence when logging charts for then going towards the using of both Modrian and Move reversal table. That's why, being as all this takes a huge amount of time, I find myself currently unable and see unuseful the fact of posting anything. Everything is for now into a process so is moving and auto-refining, therefore nothing static nor accomplished can be posted. I apologize for the lack of activity but that's necessary = unavoidable. Best wishes to everyone, hope you are experiencing huge profitability and nice IR.
You know you,... ...and stay focused on annotating a chart, logging and debriefing your work. Logging the bar-by-bar MADA cycle is fundamental and essential in putting the pieces together. It’s the practice that makes a difference. That’s why at your stage, doing past charts is more helpful than doing it during RTH.
Looks like you are getting the hang of it. Your BM's and TL's are more consistent, you're working through the logic of the internals as they express themselves in waits, laterals, and retro. The logs are more complete; price cases, degap, VTP volume elements, the laterals, retro's, BM's, Events and 30m, 5m and Bar Sentiment are being logged and the EE's that you are missing are decreasing in number. The time is takes you to get through a chart and log is most likely decreasing as you become more proficient at committing the current distinctions on the table to repetition and LTM. You are also most likely experiencing the voodoo of the P1 assigned on non-FS EE's anticipating a turn prior to the turn and the wonder and confidence that this stimulates,... ... Good Work! Before adding turns and trends into the mix, here are the next refinements: 1) annotate the OB's with the appropriate channel tool that allows you to have non-parallel trendlines for both the RTL and LTL. The convention is translucent blue. This just overlays the two bar price case. 2) annotate the StB's and StR's with the appropriate channel tool that allows you to have a single adjustable slope TL on one side and a horizontal TL for the other. The convention is translucent lavender. 3) With the above as well as all your volume labels, since you are on Tradingview, you should be adding to a library of user-defined drawing templates. This is under the Text tool. Also, you can create your own customize floating tool palette that can contain all the different frequently used drawing and channel tools. Then you can use the context mouse-click to increase the efficiency by which you can MADA. 4) PP4 - there are P1's assigned annotated on your chart but you have not moved the trend forward as per the presentation of an OB as part of an AND function and ID. ie. BO,T1 and/or BM,rev as the P1 assigned, and also the bar is an OB on increasing volume. This activates that bar as an AND PP4. This OB is at the beginning of a trend vs other OB's which present at the further development of a trend. 5) Build your Turns and Trend labels as templates in Tradingview. ie. C,D-D A,D-nD B,nD-D The above labels have the text row divided by the comma into two rows and the text label has a box outline. Light blue is the convention. For a further distinction one can have two sets; one as the long the other as the short, colored black and red respectively for each of the Turn types. 6) Trends are A,B,C,D. Text with box outline. When using the above labels, it's easier to build a palette on your chart of single elements and then copy and paste from that as opposed to going through nested dialog boxes via the Tradingview interface. This palette is just an area on the chart where you have pre-pasted these elements ready for use - then you just copy and paste from these elements. As the day progresses, one will have to move this cluster to keep it closer to where you are working. ... to be cont’d