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''[[SX]] from the open.'' Since stop is far above, computers have to reduce risk, usually do it by reducing position size, which means buying back shorts. Bears got a surprise gift, they took profits, wait '''at least ten bars two legs ([[TBTL]])''' before selling again. So odds are 1'''0 or more bars of sideways to up after extreme sell climax'''<ref>[[笔记:49A Swing Trading Examples]]</ref>. | <onlyinclude>''[[SX]] from the open.'' Since stop is far above, computers have to reduce risk, usually do it by reducing position size, which means buying back shorts. Bears got a surprise gift, they took profits, wait '''at least ten bars two legs ([[TBTL]])''' before selling again. So odds are 1'''0 or more bars of sideways to up after extreme sell climax'''<ref>[[笔记:49A Swing Trading Examples]]</ref>.</onlyinclude> | ||
Since it is '''Climax''', so unlikely to last all day, traders should expect '''2 hours trading range, or trend reversal up (look for two legs up)'''<ref>[[20230926]]</ref>''.'' If later there is a strong reversal up from the big SXFO, it '''often''' '''lasts all day''' but usually will '''not go far above the earlier high''', ''example: [[20230502]]''. ''Also, when there are consecutive SX from the open, it usually is a [[:分类:PWTFO|PWTFO]], and when there is a PWT from the open, traders should be thinking about ORVU''<ref>[[笔记:49A Swing Trading Examples]]</ref>'', forming LOD. See also [[BXFO]].'' | Since it is '''Climax''', so unlikely to last all day, traders should expect '''2 hours trading range, or trend reversal up (look for two legs up)'''<ref>[[20230926]]</ref>''.'' If later there is a strong reversal up from the big SXFO, it '''often''' '''lasts all day''' but usually will '''not go far above the earlier high''', ''example: [[20230502]]''. ''Also, when there are consecutive SX from the open, it usually is a [[:分类:PWTFO|PWTFO]], and when there is a PWT from the open, traders should be thinking about ORVU''<ref>[[笔记:49A Swing Trading Examples]]</ref>'', forming LOD. See also [[BXFO]].'' | ||