1 hr tunnel ema question.

I have heard a lot of people say that if a shorter period EMA crosses over a longer period EMA it might be a buy signal and vice versa. How does this relate to the 1 hr tunnel method?

Should you always buy or sell ONLY depending on which side of the tunnel the price breaks? What if the price breaks below the tunnel but the 144 EMA is over the 169 EMA should you still sell?

Thanks

Greetings.

My understanding and use of the V1hr utilizing the 144ema as a median, and a 12ema, is to look for areas reversal at fibo extension levels away from the median. I believe Vegas states this is a dicresionary model and not to be traded strickly by mechanics...but maybe i missed something in all the docs??

In my style of dicresionary trading i do not wait for a cross of the emas, although there are many high probability events that do take place once the ST/LT emas do cross...just keep a heads up for the typical pull back.

In some respects, trading the 144 median reminds me of what James 16 teaches in some areas of his methods over at the PF. Looking for price action around the longer term median, and also various short term MAs.

I have been using the 144H/L/M "Wave" instead of the 144emaClose/169emaClose for a tunnel with good success ever since taking some online classes from Raghee and what she calls her "Wave" using the 34HLC as a median. When the price enters the H/L I take notice and use an extra level of caution and will wait for price close, or momentum through the tunnel/wave before entering if not already in a trade due to a reversal at a fibo extension at prior S/R.

Just rambling as i pass through the threads. Of all tools i've come accross over the first year+ of trading/training the Vegas median+extensions have stayed the course of time.

: ) Thom