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Great post.

We see clearly, to annotate clearly, to see clearly. A positive feedback loop. Perhaps my analysis is simplistic, but it seems a trader's job is merely to stay on the Right side of the market. It would follow that consistent identification of the Right side is sufficient to achieve...

Wednesday

Hang in there. We all have highs and lows, and in my opinion, yesterday was one of the most challenging days of the year to date. I found a suggestion by Spyder, to sideline if uncertainty prevails, very helpful, and have no qualms about doing this, for as little as one bar to as many as it...

Friday

Seems biting the hand that feeds is no longer a suitable analogy. ETers are far more eager to sever the arm at the shoulder.

Friday

Stress Testing

In the scientific community, skeptics are in the shrinking minority. "...In January 2009, a poll of 3146 earth scientists found that 82% answered yes to the question: "Do you think human activity is a significant contributing factor in changing mean global temperatures?". Of the 77...

Couldn't have said it better. That's one reason why there are still people who deny climate change.

Respect should not be confused with naïveté, nor acquiescence with blind obedience. I would not presume to dismiss another’s comments, particularly if their experience dwarfed my own. I have neither the vanity nor the temerity. Material cannot be judged nor disregarded merely for...

I, for one, am frequently guilty of letting my desires and expectations colour my perception. Not a healthy indulgence, especially when you consider that Monitoring is the bedrock for everything that follows. Increasingly, I'm debriefing in real-time, and at least once a day, I'll be stunned...

Interesting excerpt from "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain"... One further complication of seeing needs mentioning. The eyes gather visual information by constantly scanning the environment. But visual data from "out there", gathered by sight, is not the end of the story. At least...

Recently, Jack made an analogy between reading a chart and reading a music score, also known as sight-reading. Coincidentally, I just came across this passage from 'Super Sight-Reading Secrets'... "If we do not open our eyes, we will not see". This is an obvious statement, but think about...

The Day

You're correct. Normally. Sometimes, what begins as one thing, ends as another.

The Day

The Day

My understanding isn't sufficiently comprehensive to answer this question accurately, but I believe Spydertrader has addressed this point many times in the past.

The next bar is an IBGS on increasing volume.