Recent content by laziz314159

quoting from c. alexander (via r. gabriel, via grabow 1983)

other: neuroshell day trader pro

Agreed, but 30 out-of-sample trades per degree of freedom is a good start. --laz

Umm. Regardless of the platonic epistomological issues, that short-from-the-open traverse was in trouble by the end of the 9:45 bar. Both ES and YM volume scream for attention, and then the ftt and ym bo seal the deal. It might be shadows on a cave wall, but it's still there. regards, laz

Looked pretty straightforward to me.. 1st traverse long-> pt 1-> 2nd traverse short-> pt2 -> 3rd traverse ->pt3 -> traverse-> ftt ->lateral?-> long traverse (we're still in it). --laz

thanks, --laz

Amen. Amen. Amen. I've started over with just rockets, for exactly this reason. --laz

Why is the Leonard Cohen song 'Waitng for a Miracle' playing in my head?. centering is teh b0ringz.

I see, you see, we all see the CCC.

color me jealous :) excellent!

Mak, you've done a great job and I hope you continue. Don't let the pm's get you down. Your progress has caused me to rethink a lot of what I thought I knew, and all for the better. ---- chart: I have us 'riding the top of R' yesterday, ftt'ing twice on the wide CO, and busting...

I've had huge problems w/ ib & qcharts. It seems to be mostly resolved now. -laz

here's what I see.. notice the b2b on ym as macd converges. I think we cycle along here through lunch; things won't get interesting until we hit the traverse line from pt3 of the shallower short channel. edit 13:07. oh well, that's what I get for prognosticating.. --laz

I replied to hypo because I thought my answers might add value to the thread. If not, no sweat. 3 items before I retreat to lurkdom and random chart posting: 1. hypo: the chart Jack annotated a couple of days ago leads me to believe that FTT is grossly misunderstood (at least by myself)...

This is like the question, "When did you stop beating your wife?". The appropriate hermeneutic is repetition, not addition or elaboration, for reading the previous discussion of the sweep concept in Newb's old thread. My understanding is that one stays on 'coarse' a lot. Even if there are...