For what it's worth, I don't have any Gravity Points identified under the "Gravity Point Very Hard"
Chart Dump this week. See what I see.
Last Week's Post
www.tradingview.com/...Move-Gravity-Points/
Other Relevant Charts:
www.tradingview.com/...w-Indicator-Stories/
(One Last Rally)
(Interesting Development)
(Kings Crown)
(Extremely Useful)
(Combo Equal-Weight Indice Chart)
(Extremely Useful)
(Should've made it public)
(Semi-Useful)
(Just for fun)
Sector & Indice Trendline Watch:
I use a fan of different trendlines from different anchor points (candle wick, candle body, Day prior, Day after, ect.) and connected them in a similar way to 2015/2016 Lows to capture a more complete picture of the trendline. That way I'm not second guessing if the trend is broken or not because I have all of the possibly variations already displayed. See Below:
Indice:
(Broke?)
(Very Weak)
(Hanging on)
Sector:
(Strong)
(Very Weak)
(Struggling)
(Broke)
(Still Well Above)
Chart Dump this week. See what I see.
Last Week's Post
www.tradingview.com/...Move-Gravity-Points/
Other Relevant Charts:
www.tradingview.com/...w-Indicator-Stories/
(One Last Rally)
(Interesting Development)
(Kings Crown)
(Extremely Useful)
(Combo Equal-Weight Indice Chart)
(Extremely Useful)
(Should've made it public)
(Semi-Useful)
(Just for fun)
Sector & Indice Trendline Watch:
I use a fan of different trendlines from different anchor points (candle wick, candle body, Day prior, Day after, ect.) and connected them in a similar way to 2015/2016 Lows to capture a more complete picture of the trendline. That way I'm not second guessing if the trend is broken or not because I have all of the possibly variations already displayed. See Below:
Indice:
(Broke?)
(Very Weak)
(Hanging on)
Sector:
(Strong)
(Very Weak)
(Struggling)
(Broke)
(Still Well Above)