CCV (CHART CHAMPIONS VALUE

SETUP)
The 80% setup we have is when the market opens outside the previous day
VAH or VAL but then gets accepted back into the pdVAH or pdVAL. After two
consecutive candle closes back inside, price is likely (80%) to rotate back to
the pdVAL or pdVAH.

Explained in Contenders CCV trading set-up stream on 27. 5. 2020 (28:47)

FOOTPRINT CHART – BREAKOUT

EXAMPLE
Breaking to the upside = buying volume heavily increasing at the top of the
range, positive delta increasing as price increases, NET longs increasing.
POCs should be increasing (higher) on each candle and bid/ask full to the right
(P).

Explained in Contenders Footprint charts stream on 13. 5. 2020 (44:40)

BULLISH CVD DIVERGENCE

There is a move to the downside and price goes sideways for a period of time
and then attempts to move down again. Price forms a higher low but CVD
makes a lower low. This shows us there are more people market shorting over
the period of the higher low on price than at the lower low. Also, that shows us
there is/are a bigger trader(s) with a big limit order(s) absorbing all of the
market sells. Confirmation of a long would be a break of MS.

Explained in Contenders CVD stream on 27. 5. 2020 (25:00)

BEARISH CVD DIVERGENCE
Price is making lower highs while CVD is making higher highs. This show
people are aggressively market buying but the price is unable to take the high
because there is/are a bigger trader(s) absorbing all the buys with the limit
order(s). Confirmation of a short would be a break of MS.

Explained in Contenders CVD stream on 27. 5. 2020 (29:32)

CVD ‘QUICK WICK’ DIVERGENCE

There is a very quick wick to the downside which forms a divergence. Daniel
never trades off of this, he likes to see the divergences form over several
candles which shows absorption.

Explained in Contenders CVD stream on 27. 5. 2020 (33:38)