if BarStatus(1) = 2 then begin 
	if Close >= Open then 
		PlotPaintBar(High, Low, Open, Close, "ClosedBar", Green) 
	else 
		PlotPaintBar(High, Low, Open, Close, "ClosedBar", Red); 
end;

the big picture is this: 

We can see an expanding TR in the middle of a TR, so the BE we’re trying to get the bounce.

The problem is that at the 60EMA the Bulls get a strong BO… so, did the Be get a LO to scaling in were the Bu where going to take a scalp and exit at 50% BE between first and second entry? In fact after there is a BIG Bu BO after the BE of the Bears. 

the 2nd one is about Bu trapped after a reversal bar. They bought the close of the last Bu bar and get trapped with a reversal bar (not a problema since there was a MC), but some of them get scared and exited after buying the 2nd entry

long.  Others scaled in after 10 pips profit scalp from the bears AND the support of the TR (67%).

The purple line, where the is the purple arrow. Where there some trapped traders and so the price reacted there cause they exited BE or there are others reasons for that Price Up at that point?

I'm watching the video on ii, ioi and oo patterns. With Al talking about bulls being trapped and exiting below bar 1 or bar 2, I realized that I didn't understand why an institutional trader would do that as I tend to think of them as using wide stops.

Having now thought about it a little, I can imagine at least one reason why an institution might exit there:

Given the context for these patterns is when the market is trending rather than already in a TR, I suppose the trader may have, say, been buying on the way up and after seeing that outside down bar decides to take full or partial profits.

Does that make sense? Any other possibilities?

Thanks
Matt