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I would say you saw the spring correctly. From the charts you posted the Euro is in somewhat of a trading range and springs can be taken in trading ranges. The high volume bar closing on its high is a good sign of strength.
My only comment is to not take too narrow of a view of the market. In other words, be aware of what is happening in a broader view. Is the trend up or down. The spring may have worked out, but is it the trade to be looking for. I don't know.
Continue to post on the thread as much as you want.
I saw the Monkey Bars Indicator, but I have difficulty getting the parameters right. The pattern does look somewhat like a PnF chart, but are you sure that's what they are. I don't know how they are calculated and I'm trying to find out more about them. By the way the indicator is plotted, the code might be able to be modified to make actual PnF charts after a lot of programming. What parameters do you use to get the plot that you displayed? I don't know why the ThinkOrSwim programmers decided to add an obscure chart type such as Monkey Bars when so many people in the thinkscript programming forum have been asking for PnF charts. Has anyone else ever heard of Monkey Bars?
Edit: Ok. I did find something about Monkey Bars. They are a concept from Market Profile, not PnF. See TOS Monkey Bars