ENER was a long on a break of the OR high with a stop just below $39.00. I took 50% of my profit after a 1 pt. gain and exited the balance after it failed to take out $41.00 on its second attempt.
JOYG was a long as it took out a very NR bar just above the 10 period MA in late morning trade. I set my stop 10 cents below the previous bar and was stopped out by a few pennies during lunch. A more strategic stop would have been the low of the hammer (6th bar on the 15 min. timeframe). I eventually ventured back into JOYG as it took out minor resistance at $41.50. As soon as it traded up to $42.10, I moved my stop up to $42.00.
I took a long entry on SNDK after an orderly pullback towards the rising 10 period MA. The bar prior to my entry was NR and had just carved out a higher low. I was stopped out shortly after on a failure.
2 comments:
Hi Jamie,
Could you tell me what OR, NR, NR7 and NRB mean please? I tried to look it up on investopedia but couldn't find anything.
Thanks,
AJ.
Sorry AJ,
OR is Opening range - for me this is the first 15 bar.
NR is narrow range and NRB is narrow range bar.
According to Alan Farley NR7 is defined a low volatility time-price convergence that often precedes a major price expansion. A price bar with a smaller high-low range than the previous six bars' ranges.
My personal interpretation of NR7 is a very NRB at a key support or resistance level that could explode like a coiled spring and result in a tradable price expansion.
Hope this is helpful.
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