Scoring Zones: Strength, Time, Freshness

Scoring Strength: When price moves past an opposing zone and the "move out" is larger than the supply or demand zone. What score would this zone be?

• 1

• .5

• 2

• 4

Scoring Strength involves two parts for a total score of 2. What are those two parts?

• The Break Out

  (Price crossing past a previous opposing zone)

• The Time

  (How many base candles there are).

• The Profit Zone

  (How far away your target is).

• The Move Out

  (Distance price moves out of the base)

• The Trend

  (If the market is bullish or bearish).

If the “move out” is larger than the supply or demand zone, but price does not break through the closet opposing supply or demand zone, then what score would the strength be?________

• .5

• 1

• 2

• 3

What is the Strength Score of this demand zone?

(Is the "move out" greater than the size of the demand zone and did price move past an opposing zone?)

What is the Strength Score of this demand zone?

(Is the "move out" greater than the size of the demand zone and did price move past an opposing zone?)

Scoring Time refers to what?

• How long price continues to imbalance.

• How long price spent basing

• How long price remains bullish

• The time chart

The longer time spent at the base suggests there are fewer what?

• Demand Zones

• Doji Candles

• Unfilled orders

• Market Orders

Time is measured by the number of _______ candles. 

If a zone consists of 2 basing candles, what score would the time of the zone be?

• 1.5

• 2

• 1

• .5

What is the time score for this demand zone?