If your premise is bear channel, the risk would not be to the top of the chart but rather above the PB, so roughly R = R with prob favoring the bears ...

No instruction video so at the beginning you better start from A and end on Z :). After you get familiar with it you can use it both as a companion fo...

This is exactly what all is about: knowing what the bulls and bears are doing reading the chart...

In my computer I can see it:

Does he really mean the bar he is pointing at, or do you have to place a limit order at close or low of last bar (bar 2)? The limit order should b...

I don't remember in the course but in the encyclopedia, on part 4, slide 75 for the bear BO of a TR and slide 131 for the bull BO.

When a BO extends for many bars it becomes a climax. In these charts many bull bars in a microchannel followed by a kind of DT, so the bulls have to e...

Al is explaining that one way to know if a channel is tight is comparing the PBs with the average bar, if the PB is smaller than twice the average bar...

Al uses Average in a loose way. Don't waste much time on it, you just need to see that the PB is less than twice so you don't need too much precission...

The trend actually begun at the first green rectangle and, after a BO test (TR in blue rectangle), you are getting a BO (second green rectangle). This...

This chart is different from the prior one:

From there lower lows and lower highs, so bear trend: Because if you know where the PB really started, you will count the legs correctly. If you...

This is of good help to not having to go back and forth!

A no-strong context for the bulls means it is going up but the PB can be deep so here you have a DB, which is a kind of H2, but the signal bar is weak...

The wedge is a bear trend and started at point 1, even tho the move up hadn't finish until the top at the green arrow.