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Hurry up before Jack sees this. Look for his last post where he explains what you need to put in your log by now. Gap is OK now what you miss is for example drawing an arrow in the arrow column. See his last post. You also didn't draw a horizontal line through the volume columns until the event...

Well... I would say... you first removed the gap between bar 5 and 6 by shifting bar 5(and everything behind. you do this mentally). Then there was a gap between bar 6 and 7 which you removed by shifting bar 6 and everything behind which includes your previous shift. In this example the...

Seems like. In this picture you see how I used Trade Navigator's "Copy Pattern" feature to copy and paste yesterday's last bars and move it to a position where the close of bar 81 is aligned with the open of bar 1. Copying multiple bars this way of the day before I would also make sure that...

Jack would say to think and try to deduct. Look at his chart(s) and see if what I write makes sense. The 2nd bar stays in its position. It is as if everything that happened before the 2nd bar is glued together. You move the complete set of bars up and down to match the open of the 2nd bar...

Are you sure? Please go back to the graphic I posted yesterday. Can you do this little mental exercise? Imagine those bars you see are hanging somewhere. Unfortunately the close of the previous bar and the open of the new bar are not aligned. What do you do? You move the complete previous bar...

The way I see it is that there are "important" gaps and those which you can ignore. Maybe the attachment helps.

Here again bars 23-25. There is a gap of 0.25. Maybe Jack has a margin where he ignores gaps. But if he is strict, then you have to redo those bars. And... OB = no "Wait".

I see where you are coming from. A hitch is two bars with the same high and low. On the example of the 10 cases somebody added a third bar in order to show how to draw the trend line/channel. Jack will tell you that we always operate in "now". You have a previous bar and a new bar which just...

The only thing I caught was bar 5 which you identified as Stitch R. That's correct. Now you need to apply the second rule: If the volume of the second bar of the internal is larger than of the first bar, then you have permission to use that volume bar. So no "Wait". Bar 18 and 13 are OB's. In...

I feel like "I am getting my butt handed to me...". :D Let's get back helping Jered to move to the next step: Assign P1(s).

I know you wouldn't. But then why complain about the integrity of the people here?

You should give that advice in your P.S. to the many aliases you use. :)

"...go to my libraries..." Here you are making fun of people again. How? Call Pete? Wait for the USB stick? Or the email? Stop to bullshit people!

"terrific" isn't the same as "correct". IF identifying bar formations has any importance, then you need to provide feedback what and how he could improve. No! Not me! I know as much as Jered and can not help him with everything. Your "terrific" only means you are happy, that he did the step...

Jack, making fun of this guy? Why?

From Jack's replies yesterday you can see that he had a very lousy day. It is a recurring pattern in his behavior. Yesterday he was again in "attack mode" which completely blinded his mind. Jack, I hope today you feel better and can see that this guy tried to be helpful!

Need to go now but have a closer look at bar 21 and around the bars starting at 30.

For this you need to be able to do the volume test procedure correctly. When you can give each volume bar a name, then you will be able to deal with "bands", "PP's", "EE's", the Modrian table and anything else Jack puts in his logs and charts. Then everything starts to make sense. Somehow. :D

Are you sure? :) The log has "P THREEE F" and "P THREE P" but not: "P EFF P", "EFF P EFF" and "P EEEE P". The log also hasn't all volume cases listed. Names 3-6 have not been added, yet because at that time the log was created for a beginner in mind. Jack and Jered are using the "Advanced"...

That's true. But before you do 50 make sure number one is correct. Doing it 50 times wrong only helps you to learn it 50 times wrong. Jered, don't post more before you get the green light (from Jack, not from me) that everything is correct. Then you can do it 49 more times if you have...