MY BTMM STUDY

BASELINE BOUNCE TRADE (BLB) :

If you see a MBL is flat and not slanted then its not a better Baseline Bounce trade

As you see it starts with an M or W off of the Mayo( EMA 200 the white one ) then the price
moves a bit and comes back for the entry to bounce off of either EMA 50 ( Water - light blue) or
EMA 200 ( Mayonnaise - White ) at the same time on TDI we see the MBL (Market Base line -
yellow) is slanted ( has a slope - not flat) and RSI (Price) Line ( Green/Black ) is bouncing off of
the MBL..

TDI DIVERGENCE
ZONEFLIPS

These are usually a support that turns to resistance or resistance that turns to a
support after price break through it then comes back to bounce on it, the
bounce/retest will be accompanied by rejecting candles to the zoneflip

ZONEFLIPS are more reliable to trade in only two places:

-) At the zone where equal highs or equal lows formed before.

-) At the zone where apex (neckline) happened , it can be apex of patterns like M,
W or Head & Shoulders.

First Type
These are second best zoneflips to trade that retest the apex (neckline) of
patterns like M (above), W, Head & Shoulders

ZONEFLIP EXAMPLE
Green arrow is Zoneflip entry at London session open (small blue box) also its a
bounce on EMA 50 also a Rail Road track candle rejection off the zone. The
zoneflip was preceded by two Equal highs (green dots) .

Blue arrow is Zoneflip entry at New york session open (red big box) with rail road
tracks candlestick pattern rejection off the zone, The zoneflip was preceded by
two Equal highs (blue dots) .

Zoneflip entry at Green arrow with rejecting candle ( shooting star ) as a bounce
on EMA 200 at New York session open as Timing. Zoneflip is preceded by apex
(green dot) of M formation.