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

    treat bars that are internals as one bar. do annotations accrdingly. the first 8 bars are: sym FTP, FBP, and sym as taken as pairs of bars. It is worde if you do the adjacent bars out to bar 8. look at bars 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5, 5-6, 6-7 and 7-8. this introduces translation...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    hi frenchfry. Think about the drill of annotating charts from the bottom up. You will see most fast fractals go through four moves on volume and they have three moves on price that are related. There are messy times. So keep making messes. As you do, then you will begin to see...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    critique. doing carry over from day to day is important. the platform you use allows for automatic degapping and that is a time saver as long as you carry over the three parallelograms. Drill 1. Practise manual carryovers to be sure to create a set of carry over rules for annotating...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Thanks for the annotated charts and the 10 days of clean charts. Allen thanks for your ES chart as well. I believe the modus I will maintain is to critque and add drills that address the critique, all in a trading context. Each subject vis a vis critiques will be classified as well. In...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    This is a zoom in post. Details. By filling in the PRV progress on volume and noting the mutations on price, you get to see the nested fractals projected into the future get filled as the future moves into the present. A beginner is dealing with following all the rules within each...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    In trading, doing a routine is the driving force. Equipping your self to trade focusses on building the mind to have inference to match what you sense. Drills are what builds inference. when drills are done, you will experience questions arising. The answer to the questions comes from...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    This post is on part IV Making Money. By going to the goal of trading and building an approach for taking trades, it may be possible to ascertain the "why" of a lot of the tooling used to make money. three tools will be mentioned in this post: the sweeps chart, the volume monitoring chart...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Thanks so much. As you see we now have a price scale and the volume pace is being done on a look up chart basis. (Check for horizontal pace line shift occasionally.) The time of day is a helpful reference for better understanding the daily catenary and the anticipation of expectd news...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Now is the time to put the foundation in place. At some point B2B 2R 2B followed by R2R 2B 2R followed by B2B 2R 2B...... becomes a part of the spectrum of differentiation. We are seeing frenchfry and SKO putting this pattern to work in the nested fractals by building fomr the fast fractal...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    I posted the CW oriented trader routine called OODA. John Boyd is creditied with creating it for training fighter pilots. MADA is different. It is binary vector based so it can use binary logic which is non probabilitistic. OODA is probabilitstic as you see. We create the nested...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    My two above posts are purpose serving. One purpose is to scope and bound all trading. Another purpose is to point out how the mind is built using drills. My posts may seem long; they accomplish putting on the table the W, W, W, W and H. Many rules emerge for various purposes. None...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    I particularly like this attachment. It was posted after I posted an anwser sheet. My critique is that you have negelcted to include the trading fractal level on the short trading fractal pattern that began the day. You also left off the slower fractal that bounds the trading fractal...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Here is a reference on k200 where redduke has put forth a lot of the information on the instrument. http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=155188&perpage=6&highlight=k200&pagenumber=1 This instrument is traded from 8pm to 2am NY time. In Tucson, this is 6:30am to 1:20pm...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    we are trying to get a series of 10 days rolling. Attached is what we have to work with so far. As you see we do not have the volume slower fractal annotated as yet. My posting anannotated chart is unimportant. People just copy it and read the results. Doing the drills is what makes...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Lets deal with the rubber meeting the road here. This is the "shakey anticipation here" We have seen that we completed a short and a long for beginners and Experts can easily trade point to point on the trading fractal. Where you get shakey is after the FTT and you are short. Why are...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    What you can do is go back and read the SCT thread which has a syllabus for that year. Get a pic of the 9 cases and keep it there before you. Do the drills suggested. doing just the fast fractal is not too productive. Neither is my posting an answer sheet. This thread at some...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    I use the CW term move to mean going form A to B where A and B have cordinates like (p,t) for price and (v,t) for volume. A and B usually have different coordinates. For the pattern I use 1, 2, 3 and FTT to label the segments (moves of price point to point) For volume I use P and T to...
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    Getting down and dirty is where the rubber meets the road ...

    Completing a short on the trading fractal and having the relative peaking volume in means we are calibrated for the day. we are proceding through the daily catenary of volume, as well. the merging of these two things is the consideration of patterns and PACE represented by the catenary. If...
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