in any case that's not really important.
i still dont think that you can conclude this from the data alone. for example, you need to satisfy the 135 range component. ok. ill give an example.
market opens.
drops 35 points.
rises 135 points.
you got a range of 135 and the low is 35 from the open. everything is good.
or this could happen.
market opens.
drops 35 points.
rises 135 points.
drops 100 points, back to the same price as the open.
all this price movement is "hidden" in the data, but its still a possibility, isn't it?
i still dont think that you can conclude this from the data alone. for example, you need to satisfy the 135 range component. ok. ill give an example.
market opens.
drops 35 points.
rises 135 points.
you got a range of 135 and the low is 35 from the open. everything is good.
or this could happen.
market opens.
drops 35 points.
rises 135 points.
drops 100 points, back to the same price as the open.
all this price movement is "hidden" in the data, but its still a possibility, isn't it?