Anticipate Expansions with IPDA Data Ranges

What happens if there's a low that's really, really obvious that's just outside the range of 60 days? That's the farthest extreme. That's when the open float will move aggressively and go outside that normal parameter of 60 days and you'll see that big run, the market will jump and skip right down into that old low that's just outside that 60 day range. How do you know when it's going to be an explosive move, Michael, when you have that scenario? If in the last 60 days, if they've already ran out the stops below and low in the last 60 days for above and all high in the last 60 days and there is a larger, higher high or lower low where the stops will be resting above or below respectively, then then you know there's going to be a big run on price and they're going to run for that liquidity because that's the only other thing that's left.