Energy Coil in EMT

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1. Market constantly exhibits inertia and tends to continue to do what it has just been doing. If it is in a trend, most attempts to reverse it will fail. If it is in a trading range, most attempts to break out into a trend will fail.
2. Because channels usually get retraced eventually, it is helpful to look at all bull channels as bear flags and all bear channels as bull flags.


3. If the trend is strong, the breakout may go sideways and be followed by more trending. Rarely, the breakout can be in the trend direction and the trend can accelerate sharply. For example, if there is a bull spike and then a bull channel, rarely the market will break out above the trend channel line and the bull trend will accelerate. Usually the breakout will fail within five bars or so and the market will then reverse.

4. The two most important concepts in trading are that there is a mathematical basis for everything, and that at any moment when you are convinced of the market’s direction, there is someone equally smart who believes the opposite.

Formation of energy coil is one such event (point no 3)

This is my trading journal, not a trade recommendation.

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