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Why use a Trading Framework?
It is hard to imagine any professional sports team would seriously consider playing on a sports field that did not have clearly marked yard line markers, end zones, penalty boxes or three point lines. Similarly professional traders also cannot afford to trade without price action control boundaries, dynamic boxes, pertinent price lines and technical price zones to successfully execute their researched trading setups.
Furthermore, if the coach or his quarterback did not know the exact location of the first down line markers it would make their game plan nearly impossible to execute. Moreover, a professional basketball player would be prone to many missed baskets or air balls if he did not know the exact location of the 3-point line.
Therefore needless to say, the current intra-day charts are like the blank unmarked sports fields that provide no reference points or baselines to successfully complete your researched trading plays. This is where the specially designed Trading Frameworks come in to play and clearly identify multiple dynamic technical trading levels that eliminate the shortcomings of the present day intra-day charts. Trading Frameworks take out the guessing game from the intra-day charts by applying a disciplined framework approach that provides technical clarity, dynamic risk management and precise trade execution timing information for successful day trading. We are confident that once you start using the Trading Frameworks software tools as an integral part of your daily trading plans, you will never go back to the plain old charts!
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Trading Frameworks Defined
 Dynamic real-time intra-day Trading Frameworks are simply a brand new trading concept that subdivides a daily bar price action into various intra-day sub components and compartments in accordance with the widely accepted technical trading principles and techniques.
The very first step, in a Trading Framework is to establish a Price Action Control Boundary. The Trading Framework Control Boundary is formed by the dynamic intra-day High and Low lines. The Dynamic High Line (DHL) is simply the line that connects all the intra-day new Highs. Similarly the Dynamic Low Line (DLL) is simply the line that connects all the new intra-day Lows for the trading day. The combination of the DHL and DLL define the intra-day price action control boundary. Within the intra-day price action control boundary additional dynamic lines are established that define the various Trading Frameworks.
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