Notes
- The markets are controlled by a small group of traders.
- The consolidation phase is always followed by expansion.
- A retracement or reversal always follows the expansion stage.
- Consolidation can never go into the reversal or retracement stage.
- An expansion can never go into a consolidation stage if another consolidation preceded it.
- When you understand HTF bias, it becomes easy to predict price movements.
Examples that may occur
- Consolidation
Expansion Reversal Expansion - Consolidation Expansion Reversal Consolidation
- Consolidation Expansion Retracement Expansion
- Consolidation Expansion Retracement Consolidation
Examples that may never occur
- Consolidation Expansion Consolidation.
- Consolidation Reversal.
- Consolidation Retracement.
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