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  1. J

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

    Right on. Bar 38 is part of the beginning of the long TF after the bar 37 FTT of the short TF. We know of the pattern which basically defines all of MADA and the paradigm as a consequence of going through the iterative refinement to complete the paradigm fully and without noise or...
  2. J

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

    As shown on the prior illustration, the FBP is in the resummed FF 3 of the short TF whereby the FF 2 of the long TF was ended by FF 1 being cancelled by exceeding the bookmark limitation AND a NEW FTT appeared in the resumed FF 3. So as the FF 3 continues we service it as required to be able...
  3. J

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

    See the combination of events that occurred on the illustration. I made the last two bookmarks yellow so they would not draw immediate attention and defeat you from seeing the orde of events that occur. You have quite a few inventions in your illustration and I am not going to point out all...
  4. J

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

    I took the bars from your illustration. Here are the two internal pairs of bars from the 10 cases labeled A through J. The yellow box is a stitch; it has an H and an L which stand for high and low, respectively. Your log shows the progress of the left bar. The close is outside of the...
  5. J

    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    As was pointed out to you by others, not everything is seen as the market operates. What is seen is sufficient and provides certainty for trading. I do not have the "either/or viewpoint assigned to me. Certainly, I have made it my business to model and fully develop the markets and tools...
  6. J

    Bid volume Ask volume ratio

    Volume ratios are always good signals. A lot of trading platforms show various volume ratios continually. As it turns out they are leading indicators of price. You may be asking about Best bid and Best offer. Price always moves when the ratio goes to either infinity or 0. This may...
  7. J

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

    In annotating there are a lot of small things that come up which could cause indecsion the first few times they appear. Use your gaining experience to help you understand which decision is correct. I will try to keep highlighting places for improvement. we are gaining in using the ES to...
  8. J

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

    Here is an illustration whose value is that it shows a series of bars going from FTT to FTT. Bar 30 is the first FTT and bar 37 is the second FTT. The profit is (161- 154), roughly. 7 points. we will use the standard of 30 points per contract margin which means 30 points allows...
  9. J

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

    From the above general comment, you can get the message that the cases are correct and they are what we use to examine how the market works and how to make money. If you do not want to accept the cases, that is fine. they are provided simply as a consequence of determining the possibilities...
  10. J

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

    A general comment then the specifics on trading a trend by using the pattern. General Comment We kindly pass forward the PEP and it applications to anyone who wishes to use them with the consideration that they pass it forward and they help to solve local problems. It works out in mot...
  11. J

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

    How the TF trader stays on the right side of the market continually We leave the ftt of bar 37 as noted in the log. A green bookmark is in place as part of housekeeping. Overlap ends @ the BO of the RTL of the TF X. X stands for the move number in the SF. Any value from 1 to a large n...
  12. J

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

    I had an apt right after I posted. Thanks for the additional intervening commentary. The thread is terrific with respect to how people can work together to make forward progress. THe SF is an outer boundary of the TF. SF helps you understand the context of market sentiment on yet one...
  13. J

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

    Again, sorry I lost my commentary on the difficulty David is expressing with respect to trading SCT on the ES. I do not do debate on becoming an expert SCT trader. The reason is is that there is no debate. When I see a person doing a given level of skill, I generally try to recognize how...
  14. J

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

    I typed a post to you on this and I annotated a chart. There were 9 drills. ET ate it all. I had not saved my typing in word so it is gone forever. Here is the corrected chart of the TF that began the original illustration on bar 30.
  15. J

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

    Here is the beginning of the dkm chart for the 10th which is labeled way after 9:30am. I show FF 1 and FF 2. FF 3 follows on the next few bars. This puts in three FF's and gives a TF FTT. four bookmarks later, the final new FTT is put in. Bookmarks serve to show when, on a given...
  16. J

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

    Annotate one fo the prints you made from the left going forward and make the annotating fineness as close to the smallest observable moves. Always build slower fractals with these moves. Never fail to bookmark point 1's as you go along. This is a very important learning exercise. Slowly...
  17. J

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

    This is a daily that all financial industry participants had available BEFORE the cascading was telegraphed. we were way "away" from the LTL of the Bull retrace of the Depression we are in. Look at the chart and consider annotating it beginning on the left most bars. Just think of the...
  18. J

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

    The thread is taking some really forwarding steps. By keeping the thorough annotating in M of MADA, we are stepping right along. I plan on providing some in depth commentary on the Depression. While I failed to get this thread in gear before the way cascading works to end the economic...
  19. J

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

    If I post a reply, then assume that I have read everything up to this point and I will try to incorporate some details about prior items even though I haven't posted on them specifically. The ltl from bar 23 to bar 26 is not a parallel line to the rtl in effect at that time. ftt's do not...
  20. J

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

    critique. It is good to notice that you can begin to annotate anytime you want. Lets say you want to trade to make money. At that point some more formal things would have to be dealt with. Take the market open. It is a good idea to do carry over. the reason is that it minimizes risk...
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