great markup, I agree. Similar situation in Al's slide? (could be wrong) I like the 2nd entry (the entry bar= 2 consecutive), but the others...

I think this explains everything, thank you. Summarizing with the following slides: All Opens can be categorized into the following 3 categori...

You could be right, but entering too late seems worse (could be wrong). In the example, the 4th entry is very late, but it worked if you can hold th...

what does that mean?

So is this about right? BOM Open (New H + New L) is showing neutrality, so it's more 50/50 Anything else is still BOM, but it slightly favors th...

Thank you-- Regarding BOM Open, do you know what the importance of new high + new low is? Comparison> BOM Open, 10+ Bars, Range = 20-30% AR...

Great markups - are you trading the open on it's own, without context? Just start at bar 1 and trade whatever happens that day? thanks

Great explanation, thank you. So Example #1 might be better classified as 'Opening Reversal' (some type of wedge or DB) Example #2 might be gap up...

This may be the key: from the book, "Traders should consider using an always-in approach if they tend to miss too many big moves." So maybe Alw...

Premise change is a Market Cycle exit. Always In only exits @credible opposition (must re-enter ASAP) or AI Direction Flip.

Thanks for the feedback I don't understand the soccer example very well. Does the injured soccer player represent a bad trade that you have to mana...