WideEyed wrote:Thanks, Dewey McG. I did consider that but I discounted it because the RSI2 showed a kink and the advice was to get out of the trade when that happens.
In this case, the RSI "stutter" actually preceded the orange bar and should have been a signal to get out ... by my understanding.
WHat Bob says is this "RSI 2 does a stutter. When we see RSI 2 stutter we immediately pull our SL up and place just below the last S/R/MR line or MS line if it is in play. This week price did not go below the MR1 so it continued and entered at B."
When the RSI stuttered he says to pull your SL's up higher which would have been the MR1. It did not go below that so he stayed in the trade that was entered at A. By the time he enters B the AO has already turned green again.