Thanks for your post. My view is that the compression or consolidation which causes an inside bar is usually coupled with a dynamic break out. That is the key of the method. Therefore, you may consider that the price pressure has been dissipated somewhat in this case.
My advice would be to look at lots of examples, especially where the daily is trending well. Make notes of % gains and how much R : R the second trade should aim for, with a view to collating your data. This is rude quantitative analysis and will set you in good stead for refining your method.
My advice would be to look at lots of examples, especially where the daily is trending well. Make notes of % gains and how much R : R the second trade should aim for, with a view to collating your data. This is rude quantitative analysis and will set you in good stead for refining your method.
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