Many
traders do not know that there are several variations of Bollinger Bands
designed by John Bollinger. One of those is "Bollinger %B" which is a line indicator that
can be used with Worden’s Time Segmented Volume TSV Indicator to create a Hybrid Leading
Indicator for Swing, Day, Momentum or any short-term
trading style, even Options Trading.
With
Worden’s TC2000 Charting Software, Retail Traders have plenty of flexibility in
setting up these indicators. Today, the example I am showing is Time Segmented Volume and Bollinger %B
within the same indicator chart layout, which provides a specific analysis that
enables Retail Traders to interpret Price and Volume action in a unique way.
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This
approach is a TechniTrader exclusive format which completes the data set for
fast, reliable analysis of both Price and Volume over Time. The analysis is
simple, straightforward, and easy to use.
Using
Relational Technical Analysis™ which is the new approach to reading and interpreting
stock charts, the goal is to identify harmonic patterns between Bollinger %B
and Time Segmented Volume Indicator. This is just one of several different Bollinger %B and Time Segmented Volume
patterns that can be used for stock or option trading.
Harmonic
patterns between Bollinger %B and Time Segmented Volume indicate that there are Professional Traders
controlling price at that time. Retail Traders should strive to trade with the Professional Traders rather than against them, which occurs most of the time with
standard basic retail trading systems.
The
harmonic pattern is easy to see and provides the confirmation that Professional Traders
are trading large lots, using their proprietary trading venues and routing
systems to control price entries. These are the most reliable of all momentum
runs, offer higher profits with less risk, and more consistent price
patterns.
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Here
are some basic tips for reading Time Segmented Volume and Bollinger %B harmonic patterns:
1. Time Segmented Volume should be slightly above Bollinger %B for a confirmation of upside momentum building.
2. Time Segmented Volume should be below Bollinger %B for confirmation of downside momentum building.
3. The closer the lines and the more in sync, the more harmonic the pattern.
Below
is a chart example showing a harmonic upside momentum-building phase before the
breakout. The stock has been in a tight consolidation for a couple days. Time Segmented Volume
shown by the green line and %B shown by the blue line, start to sync with Time Segmented Volume above Bollinger %B.
Momentum
is building within this tightening consolidation, and the pattern confirms
this. The
stock moves with sudden momentum as shown in the chart below.
Compression patterns and consolidations often break out suddenly without an
easy way to identify the underlying momentum building that creates the energy.
By using Time Segmented Volume and Bollinger %B together, the hidden momentum energy is revealed with the
harmonic pattern.
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