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On a SELL Day, we should expect a RALLY from the BUY Day Low to the HIGH on the SELL Day. On the S&P Emini we had a RALLY on every SELL Days since Jan 2008, as you can see, represented by the 100%.
If the BUY Day LOW is made FIRST then part or all of the Rally already takes place on the BUY Day. When the LOW was made LAST on the BUY Day, then the Rally will take place on the S Day.
In the example below, which is the SELL Day following the BUY Day explained on the previous page, we see that the market continued the Rally started on the BUY Day and penetrated the previous day HIGH and reversed just in the middle of the calculated range and closed near the LOW of the day. Again, this was a great opportunity to SHORT as it was also confirmed by the MTPredictor Decision Point on the chart below.
If the BUY Day LOW is made FIRST then part or all of the Rally already takes place on the BUY Day. When the LOW was made LAST on the BUY Day, then the Rally will take place on the S Day.
In the example below, which is the SELL Day following the BUY Day explained on the previous page, we see that the market continued the Rally started on the BUY Day and penetrated the previous day HIGH and reversed just in the middle of the calculated range and closed near the LOW of the day. Again, this was a great opportunity to SHORT as it was also confirmed by the MTPredictor Decision Point on the chart below.
| The SELL Day |
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