- If the P and C of a BPC is taking forever, or growing into a lot of candles, then switch to X4 time frame. If that new level is growing into candles more, change to X4.
- Your breakout candles or candle should never be more than two before a pullback happens.
- Your pullback candles or candle should not have a lot of closed bodies supporting your s/r line or trendline. Preferably -- none; in most -- 2.
- Beware of signature #3 and signature #2. And of course, the 50 percent fib level.
- Three touches is crucial to your trendline split transactions. Two touches to get an ascending/descending triangle. This is the greater probability trade.
- Many BPC will just give you an r/r of 1:1 unless it's a TRENDLINE collapse move or a bpc off a weekly high or low. These are my observations. These are the fractures that generally yield the largest moves. If those motions are fundamentally backed. Coupling a SL that is tight with a massive move like that's what trading is all about, and of course, pyramiding and driving it tendency into the end.
- At this point in my trading, I am just comfortable with weekly, monthly, daily fractures. On rare occasions, I do breaks.
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