Intraday Exhaustion

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After a run in trend of 30 minutes, the five-minute bars will tend to

exhibit a smaller high-low range and begin to stall trend. This is represented

by the letter A in Figure 5.19. Watch this area very closely

because it may signal an intraday shorting opportunity The last

three or four price bars should have the appearance of shrinking.

This is a result of reduction in the high-low range as seen at the top of

Figure 5.19. Another key to this pattern is that the first three or four

bars should have higher highs and higher lows. This is represented

by the price bars between the dotted lines indicated by letter B.

We have examined the information on overbought conditions

that relate to microtrends and intraday shorting. You have learned

screening procedures useful for the day trader and microtrend

trader. Now let us turn our analysis to the long term by defining

bearish long-term trends and discussing how we short them.

After a run in trend of 30 minutes, the five-minute bars will tend to

exhibit a smaller high-low range and begin to stall trend. This is represented

by the letter A in Figure 5.19. Watch this area very closely

because it may signal an intraday shorting opportunity The last

three or four price bars should have the appearance of shrinking.

This is a result of reduction in the high-low range as seen at the top of

Figure 5.19. Another key to this pattern is that the first three or four

bars should have higher highs and higher lows. This is represented

by the price bars between the dotted lines indicated by letter B.

We have examined the information on overbought conditions

that relate to microtrends and intraday shorting. You have learned

screening procedures useful for the day trader and microtrend

trader. Now let us turn our analysis to the long term by defining

bearish long-term trends and discussing how we short them.