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This chart describes all my setups from the nine transitions.   

'''When the trend is up''', I'm looking for <u>A2</u> in a normal trend, <u>1chbo</u> in a channel move, <u>H1 in a hard trend</u> and <u>G2 in a deep pullback</u>.

Im also looking to exit and stay out when the trend ends in a <u>Trend termination (TT)</u> move such as a <u>double top</u>, <u>TTR</u> or <u>weak reversal</u> followed by weak A2.  

If there is a wedge move and '''reversal''', Im looking for <u>W</u> and <u>W1P</u> entries to reverse.

'''Down trend''' is very similar except all entries are complementary.  

'''When the movement is flat or trading range,''' Im looking for trend '''breakouts'''. usually these are <u>triangle breakouts</u>, <u>expanding triangle breakouts</u> and <u>breakout pullbacks</u>.

If the range is large enough, I may consider '''fBO''' trades. These include a <u>reversal bar on breakout</u>, <u>Double bottom pullback</u> and a <u>two or three legged failed breakout (WBO)</u>. Often I will not take these trades and simply take one of the breakout on the other side of the range. 

'''TT''' is not something to trade but rather a sign to exit your trend positions. A <u>double top or double bottom</u>, a <u>TTR</u> move or <u>a reversal and continuation trade that both do not have follow through</u> are the most common trend termination signals.

In addition to the above, I also trade <u>the first reversal of the day</u> and the <u>first pullback of the day at the open</u>, but those are complex topics that deserve their own posts.

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