An horizontal bull flag many times become the final flag and the consecutive bull bars that followed became for sure a buy climax so this was a revers...

Bottom right corner...

The bottom of a big bull bar alone does not make it a strong support. The overall context is much important. Here I don't see the bars to the left but...

Not sure if this is what you mean but the only time I recall Al talking about a PB being twice the prior ones is in the context of a SPBL trend with a...

Any bull bar closing on the high in a bull trend is a swing buy. When you have two consecutive of those the probability is even higher so it is a bett...

Your fears are actually possible outcomes with an attached probability. You can take the trades as long as you manage them to have a positive trader's...

No single bit of PA alone usually capture the sentiment so you have to analyze the full picture and decide if you are most likely in a bear leg in a T...

I have checked and those gaps are introduced in the first video and explained in the last video, 11D, which is completely devoted to those gaps.

Sadly not that easy, is the whole chart that tells you one thing or the other. In this case, the strong 4 bar COH BO and the BO of the triangle becomi...

With the strength of the BO the MKT should reach some kind of MM, either measuring the height of the BO or a Leg1 = leg 2 move. The two big bear bars ...

1 is a BO bar and 2 is the BO test bar. The short answer is that all the gaps are important but, could you point out when in the video he says so ...

They are two different probabilities: the first being the probability for an equidistant move and the second the chances that a setup works. We mainly...

Yes, they are usually smaller than the average bar. This does not mean that all of them have to be smaller and sometimes they even aren't small at all...

Small PB trends are defined and explained in video 14E!

Wedges are explained in further sections (#24)!