Category:ORV
Opening Reversal.
- 80% of days, market test support or resistance in 1st 90 minutes, and the Reversal often becomes high or low of day.
- 80% of days, the market opens have reversals (Opening Reversal, indicating the end of the trend from the open), which means Trend From The Open lasting all day Only 20% of day[1].
- Generally, when there is a strong BO on the open, the market Reverse in 50% of days, No Matter How Strong the initial BO looks like.
- When the context is right, the chance of a successful reversal can increase to 60% or higher. For e.g. if the open has a selloff for around 18 bars, and market forms a possible consecutive parabolic wedge bottom, and there is a huge bear bar late in the bear trend, there is 60% chance of a successful bull reversal or 1 more leg down and then reversal. See example in Gap Up and Sell Climax, Then Reversal Up. Other factors that can increase the probability:
- Yesterday was a bullish day
- Gap up on open
- The sell climax from the open has big bars or consecutive sell climaxes, indicating more bears probably get exhausted
- Good looking entry bar and FT, especially when the reversal comes from major support levels, such as LoY, HoY, etc.
- PB of entry bar looks weak for the bears, some bears will sell the 1st reversal at EMA and the results will be a PB, PB can not take out the low of the entry bar
- other minor details such as gaps, tick gaps, etc.
- When the context is right, the chance of a successful reversal can increase to 60% or higher. For e.g. if the open has a selloff for around 18 bars, and market forms a possible consecutive parabolic wedge bottom, and there is a huge bear bar late in the bear trend, there is 60% chance of a successful bull reversal or 1 more leg down and then reversal. See example in Gap Up and Sell Climax, Then Reversal Up. Other factors that can increase the probability:
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