Support is always good to take note of. Now to wait for Black, Glitters, etc. image

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GBP/USD (M15) image

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We'll put it to the test soon.

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image . . . . and a switch to M15; look how nice it plays out. (check the small pullbacks) image

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Now and then, coming from a top the same setup occurs as from below i.e black turning into faint glitter before passing body of candle going down. Note entry level: image

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From the top it's slightly different. No real distinct black glitter from the start but getting more faded toward entry seems to be a regular occurrence. image Ending in skip also seems to be a significant feature.

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Check how black fades away before next candle ends. The fine glitter is the entry signal.

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More observations over the weekend which seem to deliver results. Studied upward moves; still need to check downward moves to determine parameters. GBP/USD (H4) image

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Morning guys; went for injection, missed nothing. Bank holidays all over the place. Some action with EUR and GBP:

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The change in intensity of glitter provide trading signals.

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image The speckles of black in the blue line create the glittery effect.

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I guess you're not able to see the glitter detail because of the poor imaging.

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Oil daly image

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With this, I guess, we'll be able to make some good trades.

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US30 image

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As you can see, all of these happen outside of the "traffic", which is a major plus.

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GBP/USD H4 image

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Check the changes in glitter at points that matter in case of EUR/USD; remarkable! H4 image

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Another anomaly which I found interesting and which is different from the one above, is when a candle skip occurs. In this instances black is a bit more pronounced but the sudden change in texture is dramatic. See below: H1 image

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