The Simple Number That Filters Weak Gaps From Real Ones
A simple numeric rule that instantly filters weak NDOGs from real ones.
Before you start: Builds on NDOG — read that first.
Part of the MY EDGE framework — refined through thousands of hours of chart study.
When can you say, with reasonable confidence, that price is likely to be drawn toward a nearby NDOG? Our simple numerical rule — 150 handles — immediately filters weak, insignificant NDOGs from the ones that actually deserve your attention.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the 150 Handle NDOG Rule?⌄
It's a simple numeric rule stating that when price is within roughly 150 handles of a nearby NDOG, there's an increased probability price will be drawn toward it — the exact distance is treated as a zone, not a fixed precise threshold.
How do I apply the 150 handle rule in practice?⌄
Measure the distance between current price and unfilled recent NDOGs each day; if one falls within roughly 150 handles, mark it as a probable target, but still wait for a market structure shift and displacement before considering an entry.
Does the rule tell me what happens once price reaches the NDOG?⌄
No — the rule only identifies that the NDOG is close enough to act as a probable delivery target; it does not predict the reaction once price actually gets there.
What if multiple NDOGs fall within the 150-handle range at once?⌄
Then switch to the NDOG Cluster Model instead of treating them as individual levels, since the whole area should be read as a single zone of interest.