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  1. J

    Technical Strategy

    Debriefing means check you chart against Spyder's chart. 1. Shade your chart where it agrees with spyder. Shading means take a green hi liter and draw diagonal lines through all of your annotating that is in agreement. Print his chart first and keep it with your hi litered chart. 2...
  2. J

    Technical Strategy

    As you see on beginner internals on this type day (ATR) with profits you double @ first 40 point net per contract and by combounding you get a second doubling per copntractby the end of the day. As Nkhoi (who first invited me to ET) suggests, DO 'ing MADA is where it is at. There is an...
  3. J

    Technical Strategy

    It looks like you are trading today after completing a run of 1 chart 10 times to get some mind differentiation. This means you have done three drills of 10 charts each to get to this point: 1. Beginner on days 1 through 10, 2. Advanced Beginner on days 1 through 10, and 3...
  4. J

    Technical Strategy

    I was going to xfer the main post on Beginner Internals from word but it is too long, I blieve. In the post I mention an attachment: the zone chart. see below:
  5. J

    Technical Strategy

    See main post of Beginner Internals.
  6. J

    Volume Bar Charts

    This is a good way to pick off partial fills on big money and the frequency of the fills. WRT indexes, you can also see several other things including the above. Namely, you get to see how to trade (with partials fills) at multiples of the market's capacity. Premium drift is a consideration...
  7. J

    Worse than the Great Depression

    We are about 2 1/2 years into this and things are accelerating. I was born in '33 so I am biased as a consequence of my upbringing. My other bias is that I am oriented to making money from a neutral bias. I've only been in 5 countries over the last year. As a person who has worked...
  8. J

    Technical Strategy

    YVW. I lost that commentary once. Ugh!! The point was to provide a drilling reference to do the day 10 times to get the routine of annotating down cold. As a person has annotating in hand, then he has emotional support, comfort and confidence as his parasympathetic regime. Given this...
  9. J

    Technical Strategy

    Here are some comments on the redo chart 1 of 10. Notice, today, that the market did not "test" support. Midday is not where testing is done. There was no "covering" at the end of the day on bad trades or limit orders gone astray. On a print what is the measure of scaling in with...
  10. J

    Technical Strategy

    This is really tough for me. I try to run a couple of days ahead of what you will be thinking up but I can't really also do the taking into account of how fleeting your memory is and how fast you revert to the CW. Thinking is a challenge for everyone. If you read Spyder's comments, he...
  11. J

    Technical Strategy

    save this chart in a folder for the day. Make 10 clean prints of the day. The sheets MUST contain the Carryover I indicated to you in my posts. That is I showed you a channel and a dominant traverse as part of the carry over. This MUST appear on each print. Put them in the folder...
  12. J

    Technical Strategy

    The open and the entry of the day. THE OPEN HAS A SEQUENCE. At open bar 1 begins to form on great volume. It takes several bars for the market to synch. It may look synched but it goes out of synch and then back into the synch offest. There is more market NOISE at this time of day...
  13. J

    Technical Strategy

    The open and the entry of the day. THE OPEN HAS A SEQUENCE. At open bar 1 begins to form on great volume. It takes several bars for the market to synch. It may look synched but it goes out of synch and then back into the synch offest. There is more market NOISE at this time of day...
  14. J

    Technical Strategy

    I spent the morrning as an outpatient (stiches out and getting directions for "momitoring and checking back). I can't seem to get any implementation of some good work habits. This is just a consequence of such little real time effort in boot camp. If you are able, think about carry over...
  15. J

    Technical Strategy

    Here is something I swiped from Iterative Refinement. Luckily the carryover showed up. If you do a look back by extending today's channel RTL (Spyder's) back to the left side of the chart to the LTL of yesterday, you will see how it winds up projected into today from the very left of the...
  16. J

    Why is Jack Hershey protected by ET, and why is he respected by the mods?

    Your confusion comes from your orientation. ET has two groups A people and B people. B people keep A people's threads on the home page and within the top 5 of the forum lists. A people's posts keep ET in business by affording the sponsors more hits in the arenas in which the sponsors...
  17. J

    Technical Strategy

    If you go over the Volume to consider the trending day composed of a single channel and it's FTT, then you can finish up most of the PV pre flight. You will notice the great difference of a trending day compared to W or M range bound days. You see the VE's on traverses, especially the...
  18. J

    Technical Strategy

    Cool. thank you.
  19. J

    Technical Strategy

    Yes. Time on charts is a vertical measure of a line going from bottom to top of a chart. charts have sides (four of them). the vertical side are measured in time which is documented on the horizontal axis (it has a name). I want bar 75 of yesterday (Friday) to be the left side of the chart...
  20. J

    Technical Strategy

    Now that we have gone to the detail of using adjunct 3x5 cards to emphasize sequences. you can begin to understand why we have a column for them in analysis. This column is presently preserving its pristine blankness. As you know it relates to the D column. when the entry in the row is...
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