On a bar chart an inside bar is a single bar which is smaller than the previous one and within the range of the highest price and lowest price of the last price bar. An inside bar can be located in relation to anywhere inside the last bar, the top, the middle or at the bottom but can not at anytime during its trading period exceed the high or low of the previous range. The highs or lows of the inside bar and the prior bar can be the same just not broken to the outside. If a price bar has the same highs or lows of the previous bar it can still be defined as an inside bar. In technical analysis the bar prior and before ... (full story)