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Lav Acronyms
We have acronyms that we use in the MomboTrading room. See brief definitions here.

Lav Acronyms
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AcronymSorted By Acronym In Ascending OrderDefinition
2 to 2

Two hits on Support or Two hits on Resistance

3rd Time's the Charm

A Third hit on Support or Resistance can break through for a Breakout Trade

BMA

Big Moving Average Trade (Usually Trend, but can be Counter Trend). This is the moving average show on the Mombo chart (jagged moving average line that is transferred from a larger time frame)

BP

Big Picture (what is happening on higher time-frame charts)

Crunch

Mombo Anna will say "Crunch" when a squeeze is forming on the Mombo chart. This is indicated by the bands turning Yellow.

CT

Counter Trend Trade (Counter Trend)

Drix

Drix is the Oscillator shown on the bottom of the Mombo Chart.

When we say the Drix is "Green", we are referring to the Dot portion of the oscillator changing from Magenta to Green.

When we say the Drix is "Red", we are referring to the Dot portion of the oscillator changing from Green to Magenta.

Drix Dots

The Drix Dots are the color dots that appear outside the bands on the Mombo chart. We also refer to these as Christmas Ornaments because we introduced them in December and they are Red and Green.

The Light Red or Light Green dots are Hook 2 in the Drix oscillator below.

The Dark Red or Dark Green dots are Hook 3 in the Drix oscillator below.

If both Hook 2 and Hook 3 dots are stacked, then that means that particular hook in the drix can be counted as both Hook 2 and Hook 3.

HR

Home Run Trade (potentially worth more points than a typical trade setup)

JOT

Jump on Trend Trade (Trend Trade)

LOF

Leap of Faith (Trend Trade) This is the first trend trade available in a price trend

Mombo

Mombo is the entire volume chart we show in the room.

However when we refer to the Mombo as Blue, we mean the midline (moving average line) is Blue or Up.

When we refer to the Mombo as Orange, we mean the midline is Orange or Down.

TAR

Turn Around Trade (can be both Trend and Counter Trend). This one requires a fair amount of explanation. Basically, we wait for the turn, then take a trade when price dips back to the Mombo midline.

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