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The 9 count and the 13 countdown on your bars: how long the run has gone on, and where its TDST levels sit.

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The bars

Oldest first: high, low, close for each bar, numbers split by spaces, bars by semicolons. At least 14 bars; a countdown needs many more. The sample is gold.

The count

The sell run is at 11 closes in a row above the close 4 bars earlier; its 9 completed 2 bars ago.

The last setups
The last buy 9 completed 40 bars ago, perfected; its TDST resistance is 2,310.10. The last sell 9 completed 2 bars ago, perfected; its TDST support is 2,321.10. The close is above the buy setup's TDST resistance. The close is above the sell setup's TDST support.
The countdown
No buy countdown is running. A sell countdown is running at 1 of 13.
In these bars
Counted here: 1 buy 9, after which the close 4 bars later was higher 1 time; 1 sell 9, after which the close 4 bars later was lower 1 time. A handful of cases proves nothing either way; test years of your own market before leaning on the count.
Read it with care
A 9 or a 13 marks a run that has gone on a long time, not a turn that must come. The page follows the common published rules and leaves out the finer cancellation and recycling rules, so other charts can count differently.

The close, the setup count and the countdown bars on the last 10 bars. A dash means no count on that bar; past 9 the setup stays complete and the run length is shown. The last bar is marked.

BarClose priceSetupCountdown
9 ago2,367.40Sell 2-
8 ago2,385.50Sell 3-
7 ago2,391.50Sell 4-
6 ago2,380.50Sell 5-
5 ago2,399.10Sell 6-
4 ago2,412.50Sell 7-
3 ago2,430.80Sell 8-
2 ago2,427.40Sell 9Sell 1
1 ago2,432.40Sell 9, run 10-
Last2,443.60Sell 9, run 11-

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Counting to 9 and to 13

TD Sequential, from Tom DeMark, counts how long a move has run. The setup counts closes in a row below the close 4 bars earlier (a buy setup) or above it (a sell setup); 9 in a row completes it. The countdown then counts closes at or beyond the low (or high) 2 bars earlier, not necessarily in a row, up to 13. Traders read a 9 or a 13 as a sign that a run is getting old, and watch the TDST levels, the setup's extreme high or low: a close through one is often read as the run carrying on. A buy 9 is perfected when the low of bar 8 or 9 is at or under the lows of bars 6 and 7 (a sell 9: the highs at or over). TD Sequential is a trademark of its owner; this free page is independent, follows the commonly published rules, and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tom DeMark.

Count runs of closes with the close streak tool, see how old the trend is with the trend age tool, and find the swing points with the market structure tool.

Not advice. Counts on the bars you type; past counts do not promise how the next one will go.

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