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for nt, kase bars are about the same like range bars. the only difference is, kase bars don't produce "phantom bars". especially during news when the order book is very thin, you can best see the difference.
kase bars only print where a trade actually took place. range bars just print the whole bar.
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
For a description refer to the vids...
As to why I like them.....they have a way of signaling where significant spots are.
The pinbars especially are great markers...they have significance wherever they get printed...depending on how the succeeding candle prints pretty much tells you how to play it ....I have all the scenarios mapped out but don't want to spend the time to spell it out....There are some older posts I made here that explain most of it.
All the spots I have posted the last few weeks are based on pinbars off a Kase bar chart.....if you have been monitoring those spots you can make the call on how good they are.
I've lost track...but just looking now I see 796.8, 789.3ish, 785ish, 780.5(looks wimpiest), and then just garbage until 769.4 which probably would get taken out when it gets hit ...whenever that is...not saying today.
I'll post something more clear later...still half asleep
Edit: I have 803.9 as the next spot over the current high