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  1. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    The last part of the beginner.
  2. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Here is a pre beginner outline I skipped putting up.
  3. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Okay. So far we have covered one level of parallelogram. It was the bar to bar smallest ES observable level of parallelogram. On the YM 2 minute, usually you see one faster fractal opbservable paralleogerm which is annotated and which helps you deal with any bar to bar Q's on the ES from a...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    we now deal with fanning because of the third bar's behavior. Lets go through the seconds of the log column 6 labeled seconds. We are filling in the ES column as well each time a new case arrives. More than that we are filling in a new row each timea new case arrives on the YM chart as...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    On your 100 sheets of two bars each pile them up into the piles representing each of the four possibilites in your finite M set. Now you can take one sheet of each pile and add the same relative bar to that sheet oyur choice of additional bar. Enough. You see that many kinds of third bars...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    A third bar arrives. It has two relationships and is under the volume condition extablished for the two bars. the volume condition is either increasing or decreasing. In you mind establish that increasing is dominant and decreasing is non dominant. You have two bars and the relative...
  7. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    you see the following on the topical heirarchy a. Annotating Panes i. Price 1. Parallelograms a. Sub BBT’s b. BBT’s c. Tapes d. Traverses e. Channels f. Econometric Et will not lay it out as presented but you can see the topics. Getting the parallelograms straight is not...
  8. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Beginner Level firt segment. I'm skipping some prebeginner so we can get to the very tangible parts.
  9. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Beginner is next. I will just start with I Markets, piece by piece.
  10. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Just as a trial balloon here is the Observer Level (ET version of Word) Just check off the topics as something that is history for you. I do have to deal with new people so I do have an observer level which must be handled. New people come into an awareness of the markets through some...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Let's get back to business. What I will do in short order is make a list of all the learning steps for PEP and its applications. I will do it level by each evel of skill and knowledge from a learning perspective. In this way you can track, in a simple way, your progress to a...
  12. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    While we are on the humor of T666, those who have been tracking the humor may want to note the appearance of the activity around 01SEP09. Look at the present operational parallelogram. The fanning functions is illustrated here as you see. One aspect of it is to deal with the zone associated...
  13. J

    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Correction. For readers, the number of trades was 31 and not 310. you can verify this from the original thread. Additionally, the entry partial fills were 20 even. The process was to regard the T&S and total cummulative volume as the day unfolded. The T&S provides the range of block...
  14. J

    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    I agree with you. We have turned to supporting the library function of platform providers, if any. It is very necessary to maintain a full time relationship with any providers that had the potential to be brought along with respect to trading approaches, techniques and strategies. The...
  15. J

    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    there is a convention in the financial industry to refer to the vaulue (price upper or lower limit with Support and Resistance. they have many definitions usually related to the approach of the finanxial effort going on. As you see these are vertical delineations and have an up/down focus...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    I tried to paraphrase David. I sensed that he was connected "last bars to prior bars for every last bar. I was trying to direct him to doing annotation of patterns instead. To construct the operation of the market so it can be analyzed, decisions made and actions taken requires knowing...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Draw two parallel lines. Label them LTL and RTL. Assigne three zones to price and all after point 3 of he given pattern: 1. one inside the lines; 2. one on and outside the rtl; and 3. one on an outside the LTL. VE's occur on parts of patterns in zone 3. Expansion occurs in zone 1...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    This is a terrific and well composed viewpoint from you to express where you are and where you are coming from. we have different viewpoints and orientations. My effort is to go to where you are and suggest how to follow a path to where the Science of PEP and its applications get used...
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    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    My orientation to trading is to take the offer. As yet, there hasn't been a description here of how the market turns. Pragmatically, most people observe the net reselt of trading. For me it is a better thing to observe what is coming up next; that is, to pay attention as the how the...
  20. J

    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    lol.... You are right on. My error. Thanks for helping out by correcting my careless error. Regards, Jack.
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