Market Pattern Forecast Tutorial
Day Trading System: Anticipation Move
An Anticipation Move
is essentially when the market anticipates what will happen and makes
the move before the Market Pattern Forecast suggests it will. The
reverse, a "Delayed Reaction" may be the case where the Market Pattern Forecast will move
before the market does.
When you view the Market Pattern Forecast before the
trading day begins, you will get an idea of the anticipated direction
of the trends during the day, up or down. At times big reversals happen before
the Map suggests they will happen. As a trader you have been
alerted to the possibility of a reversal in the market via the Market
Pattern Forecast and you are ready for it.
An example of an "Anticipation Move"
is provided on the chart of the Dow, which is a fantastic day-trading
instrument very popular with emini futures traders and spreaders.
The chart below shows the Market Pattern Forecast for the Dow.
It shows a slightly lower open, followed by a quick bounce, followed by
a big drop. This is followed by a higher move for the next couple of
hours.
The actual price performance shows where the Dow opened
slightly lower, followed by a big move higher. The blue bars show the Market Pattern Forecast
and the red bars are the actual price performance. The big turn is alerted
on the blue line from lower to higher prices. However, the blue bars (forecast)
turns back down again some 10 minutes before the red line (actual trading)
turns. This alerted Market Pattern Forecast users to the
potential of a reversal. The blue bars (forecast) was ANTICIPATING the turn a
little sooner than the actual market turned.
Below are comments on a day where an "Anticipation Move" occurred, by one of our clients:
The next tutorial is the Day Trading System: Inversions Pattern.
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