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    The Documents by Jack Hershey

    I was trying to be helpful. I felt that providing my comments would help you move forward. Trading is NOT making a rule set for gaining "perception". Perception is part of M of MADA. Another part of M of MADA is getting a data set for doing the A D and A of MADA. We look at bars 11...
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    Generation Y, is doomed to unemployment

    The concept of full employment is history for more than two decades. There is no need for the work force to be fully employed. Sometime in the future employers will recognize this and begin to spread out the work among the workforce more equitably. spending more time in college is a...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    And maybe your comment shows you have your head way up your asshole. check out my comments on x1y1, x2y2 and x3y3. Do you think any of that thinking could ever enter your mind. Take your head out of your ass to give my comments a chance to penetrate before to talk to the shit surrounding...
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    How to calculate this ?

    For the humor of it lets pose a problem related to the markets and their periodicity. This would involve the nonstationarity of the markets. We call that x1y1 since that is the use of x1y1 ordinarily. x3 y3 is a forward looking coordinate of a "container". To most people this is...
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    How to calculate this ?

    The person who contributed this is not too swift. He did not understand that x2 and y2 had a bearing on making money. He sounds as dumb as trader666 but not quite.
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    How to calculate this ?

    I assumed that the OP wanted to move x2 and y2 around the circle and always be able to calulate x3 and y3 in reference to a given point x1, y1. My bad. I was oriented to periodic functions and how such can be related to price movement as judged from one particular point (say the beginning...
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    How to calculate this ?

    Should I just shoot you the code?
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    How to calculate this ?

    Use similar right triangles, where d appears in both. Make an equation of ratios (proportion). Do a proportion for X3 and a proportion for Y3. I will illustrate the triangles (4) if necessary
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    wanting to be right over making money?

    There are two main trading themes: 1. Making money, or 2. Learning the markets. 1. deals with being right as your friend will find out. 2. Learning the markets is not on the table in this thread. There is no competition for taking the market's offer. People who want to make money...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    Exellent post. If there were a thread on newbie problems; I certainly would be a poster to avoid by most newbies. A newbie's mind is not empty. Most newbies fall into two categories: 1. Those who want to make money, or 2. Those who want to learn the markets. There are only a...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    try this: The trend long triad: B2B 2R 2B . and its twin the trend short triad. R2R 2B 2R 7, 6, 5, 4 are the long trend scores in order. 3, 2, 1, 0 are the short trend scores in order. It is mysterious to you ........ that makes me a lunatic. You sound like someone...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    I think your statememt is a good statement. Clarity of observation is the equation that perception = sensing (10%) plus inference (90%). Building the mind is building the inference of long term memory so that the inference is available to match just what is sensed. The above is just...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    burb is xburbx and he/she gave a response that could have been related to the markets or to coin flippiing. It looks like you are trying to find an expert and you are using a sieve of questions you originated. Nodoji was addressing your need by substituting other questions that may lead...
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    A Help-Wanted Good laugh

    doaks, It looks like they want three easy things done: 1 designing stuff for traders to use based on trader input. It should be mostly automatic and make a lot of money for the traders. Say go to 500% year in stocks. 2. For some traders who know somthing, the designs added to thier...
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    Hardest and Most Valuable Things In Trading

    Put the chapters aside. How could you respond to burb in this manner? Relax. Let nodoji get you oriented.
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    The Documents by Jack Hershey

    there was a thread a while back that ran for a year as a syllabus; it was named "Iterative Refinement" The beginning month extended to two months focused on annotating thoroughly. As shown to you above, there was a VE of two bars and price closed in the zone on each bar. An ftt also...
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    The Documents by Jack Hershey

    Thanks for the reference chart. The two pink boxes are the times after point 3. Both have VE's after point 3. Comparison One Compare bar 8 to the bar 1 for the short VE. The VE is less. And there is no IBGS. Compare bar 18 to bar 12 for the long VE. The VE is greater. And...
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    The Documents by Jack Hershey

    Sorry about the fuzziness of my comment. The end of a pattern has a volume. the size of the volume is important. It is easy to look back and see how this volume compares to other volume in the pattern. There is a non stationarity consideration and it is expressed in the duration of...
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    The Documents by Jack Hershey

    Sorry to be so tardy in responding. I'll try to be thorough with my comments. These comments will remove the "sometimes" aspect of what you re sensing and processing. Very good use of terminology. The terminology goes a long ways toward having a consistent logging process. During any...
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