DislikedSorry, no, you miss my point (which Crucialpoint understood well enough.)
Another way to say it:
Each bar has a distinct position in relation to every other bar, such that groups of bars follow pivotal bars that all align to create the next chart move.
If you simply treat every bar -- tick or otherwise -- like the last one serially, then the chart study ignores position.
One can argue there is an infinite number of groups of bars to which a bar can have the definition of its position changed, and thus one can treat the entire price-time line as...Ignored
The next chart bar is never made from the previous 1, chart bars are random as they just reflect what happened within the time of the chart bar, change the start and end time and you'll get a different picture, no one plans to make paint chart bars intentionally to close the M15 at high or whatever.
The next chart bar is formed purely from what buys or sells over that period, and you have no way to know what they will be, a Fund could stop buying or start selling for there own reasons if so price could turn down.
Thankfully you can see when people are buying but no one is willing to sell as the price goes up to find sellers the bit inbetween you can get in and out with some profit, to keep it basic. This creates momentum.
Nothing to it, but to do it!!! Stick to the plan FOOL!!!!