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SINGLE BAR ANALYSIS1. BUB: Bullish bar - this is a bar that closes above the

open and in the top third to quarter of the bar. The higher the better.

2. BEB: Bearish bar - this is a bar that closes below the open and in the bottom third to quarter of the bar. The lower the better.

3. BUOB: Bullish outside bar - this is a bar where the high is higher than theprevious bars high and lower than the previousbars low. Preferably the close will be in the topthird to quarter of the bar. The higher the better.

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4. BEOB: Bearish outside bar - this is a bar where the low is lower than theprevious bars low and higher than the previousbars high. Preferably the close will be in the bottomthird to quarter of the bar. The lower the better.

5. IB: Inside bars - this bar is the opposite of the outside bar.the high and low are inside the previous bar.there is no bullish or bearish description tothese bars. they represent indecision in the marketplace. they can signal a trend reversal or a continuation of a current trend. you tend to see them when a market is ranging.

6. NB: Neutral bars - this bar is when the open and close are withinseveral ticks/pips of eachother. it becomes more neutral when the open and closeare closer to the middle of the bar.

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7. PB: Pinochio bars - this bar is when the open and close are withinthe prior bar and the body is long/petrudes.

It is telling you one thing and going to do the opposite. Best played at swing highs and lows or at support/resistance.This one bar can, when mastered, give you all you will ever need to tradesuccesfully.

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BUB: Bullish Bar Examples

• BULLISH BARS:

A bar that closes above the open and in the top third to quarter of the bar.

Notice how the next bar will usually test or exceed the bub.

BEB: Bearish Bar Examples

• BEARISH BARS:

A bar that closes below the open and in the bottom third to quarter of the bar.

The next bar will usually test or exceed this bar.

BUOB: Bullish Outside Bar

• Bullish Outside Bars : A bar where the high is higher than the previous bars high and lower than the previous bars low.

The close should be in the top quarter to third of the bar.

The next bar will usually test or exceed this bar.

BEOB: Bearish Outside Bar

• Bearish Outside Bars : A bar where the low is lower than the previous bars low and higher than the previous bars high.

The close should be in the bottom third to quarter of the bar.

The next bar will usually test or exceed this bar

IB: Inside Bar

• INSIDE BARS :

Inside bars are where the high is lower than the previous bars high and the low is inside the previous bars low.

They represent indecision in the marketplace.

NB: Neutral Bar

• Neutral Bar :

This bar is when the open and close are within several ticks/pips of each other.

It becomes more neutral when the open and close are closer to the middle of the bar.

PB: Pinochio Bars

• Pinochio Bar : Pinochio bars occur when the open and close are close to each other and the body of the bar extends/petrudes.

They are found at extreme highs and lows or at retracements. the eyes are formed on each side by their respective bars and are preferably as even as possible.

The bar is lying to you saying price is continuing when its not. this is an extremly powerful bar as many of you already know.

MULTIPLE BAR ANALYSIS

1. DBLHC: bullish - this is a double bar low with a higher close.two consecutive bars with the lows beingequal and the close of the second bar outside/above the previous bar.

2. DBHLC: bearish - this is a double bar high with a lower close.two consecutive bars with highs being equaland the close of the second bar outside/below the previous bar.NOTE: every once in a while you will see a triple bar (or more)with a higher or lower close. these are very reliable

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3. TBH OR TBL:

These are two bar highs and lows. you look forthem in strong trends as a breakout point.

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DBLHC: Double Bar Low With A Higher Close

DBLHC:

This is a two bar set up where there are two consecutive equal lows with the second bars close above the entire previous bar.

DBHLC: Double Bar High With A Lower Close

DBHLC:

This is a two bar set up where there are two consecutive equal highs with the second bars close below the entire first bar.

TBH/LC: Triple Bar Low Or High With A Higher Or Lower Close

TBH/LC:

Multiple bar analysis like the doubles above but there will be three or more.

Rare indeed but worth looking for

TBH/TBL: Two Bar High And Low

TBH/TBL:

This is multiple bar analysis where we look for a trend continuation breakout after this pattern shows up

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