>>20368784>correctBrother I am a troglodyte. I am working on correcting myself. I was thinking of how you could include like a 3bar (A bar in which it's H & L exceeds the previous). This is where the lines come from. It creates a disjointed channel which usually afterwards the price action will stick to one side until buyers or sellers are exhausted and it will go into discovery within that range. I was trying to think of conditionals for implementing it.
Basically there are finite outcomes. The next bar can:
>be confined to the previous range, not breaking the H or the L. This is a 1 bar>break one side only. Exceed either the H or the L. This is a 2bar it can be up or down>Break both sides. It spreads the range past the previous bar's H & L. This is where the "disjointed channels" come in or the "broadening formations"There can be no other type of candle.
>>20368837Then I'm sure we're all perfectly safe.
