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- A Range Built From a One Direction Drift
- A Range Made Almost Entirely of One Wick
- A Range Period Interrupted by a Halt
- A Range Still Expanding at the Final Second
- A Range That Overlaps Yesterday's Almost Entirely
- A Range That Sits Entirely Above Yesterday's Close
- Comparing Today's Range to the Last Twenty
- Narrow in Points and Wide in Percent
- Recording Range Measurements So They Compare
- The Bad Print That Widens a Range
- The Range on the Session After a Holiday
- The Same Shape Three Mornings Running
- Two Instruments With Opposite Shaped Ranges
- When a Higher Timeframe Level Cuts Through the Range
- When Both Extremes Are Set in the First Minute
- When One Candle Sets Both Extremes
- When the Range Edge Lands on a Round Number
- Where the Range Period Closes Inside Itself
- Wick Extremes Against Body Extremes
Latest Posts
- Reading an Opening Range That Formed on a Gap
- The Three Opening Range Shapes That Behave Differently
- When a Wide Opening Range Is a Signal to Stand Down