you and all divergence traders

This is in-between time, I think. Could go up, could go down, could be a SHS-in-the-making... Wait for a breakout and retest seems a good idea...

Still structurally up, you say: it very much depends on how you define "structurally up" - for example: price is above or below daily open... (I think it would be so much better if people started giving their criteria for bias, otherwise these ...

not totally unexpected...

thanks, as always, for your work! Looks a bit overblown (especially as some of the indicators measure the same thing; quantity-vs-quality-discussion) It's usefulness is extremely limited if you cannot edit inputs (indicator period & colouring etc)

you don't "read" encyclopdias; you use them as "reference books"

In reference to Mr Bulkowski: Time has moved on... Take a look at: Thomas N. Bulkowski - Encyclopedia of Chart Patterns (2021)

and - as in this case - divergence

It seems to me that you look for reversals and that seems to work well in ranges, but during trends it can be an altogether different matter as you get false signals that can be way off the mark.

the buy-option (counter-trend) has been there for some time...

Yes, one person may be checking xMAs and their slopes (on xTFs)... another may check pivot lines... another may check fibs... Results over time are all that matters.

quite so A ranging area of indecision (as yet) - if you scalp using the right entry trigger you can go both ways, no doubt. If I remember correctly you were mostly aiming for few pips (per move) which explains your 3 sells, maybe.

Price is above weekly pivot and it has been rejected twice (upwards) at the daily pivot. As long as price doesn't close below daily pivot I don't see a sell scenario (and even then there is a lot of resistance to be worked through). But that is only ...

really?

next week will be interesting

Thanks, man, despite your stressful workload you continue to help people out... (I hope you don't mind: url )

a) my name isn't pat b) you don't know anything about my lot-size Nevertheless: If you risk 1% of your capital in each trade, it follows logically that your lot-size changes.

Depends on the pair TF session day news etc doesn't it?

Maybe the real issue is not how you count your personal pips but why you would want to tell the world about it in the first place. (This - to me - seems especially critical with those who feel the urge to publicize their winners but never even ...