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Adding a Guidance Chart. Using guidance windows is optional, but it can increase trading confidence. Traders who use guidance windows normally like to use guidance charts with relatively longer time intervals than the charts they are trading. For example they might use daily charts as guidance charts along with 30-min trading charts for swing trading, or they might use 30-min guidance charts along with 3-min trading charts for day trading. We call the charts with the shorter time interval the “trading windows,” and the charts with longer time intervals the “guidance windows.” Traders will follow the signals and stop values in the trading windows to execute trades. The ideal scenario is to find tradable opportunities in the trading window that are also in agreement with the directional bias indicated by the guidance window. For example, it is ideal to trade a long (buy) TS/T2 agreement in the trading window while the guidance window also indicates a long (buy) TS/T2 agreement. Sometimes, it is not appropriate to mechanically enforce a directional agreement between the trading window and the guidance window with equal weight (50/50). Under certain conditions we should give more weight to the signals in the trading window to “break the tie.” For example, when you see a significant price movement, you can expect it to be followed by a very long period of price consolidation, perhaps 3 to 4 times the length of the major price movement. If the major price movement takes one hour, traders need to be very conservative in taking trades in the next three to four hours during which consolidation may be taking place. However, after three or four hours of consolidation in the trading window, the signals in the guidance window are less important. Traders should be very aggressive in taking trades from this point if they see signal agreements in the trading windows, regardless of the direction in the guidance windows. guidance window trading window
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