Alan Farley Clear Air Traders turn profits by anticipating price movement. Although this sounds simple, many market participants don't understand how to locate impending change.
Stock prices move back and forth endlessly.
One answer lies in the relationship between price and time. The singular goal of trading can be defined as locating price expansion just before it happens and taking a position to capitalize on the event. When price moves a greater distance over a lesser period of time, individual chart bars and candlesticks expand in length. This range expansion signals those points of greatest opportunity for traders and investors. Clear Air identifies horizontal chart levels where prior stock trends exhibited sharp price expansion in either direction.