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    The New Psychology of Trading

    Cher M. Sans-Peur-Neuf: Would you please consider adding a button for me with the function "never a loss"? Merci mille fois! F.-M.
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    Are we headed for a crash?

    No, dear Martin. We are not finished. I just voted.
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    ES Volume Leads Price

    What learned MJH obviously knows, but that went right over the rest of ET's heads (both big and little), is that the French infinitive "frotter" means "to rub" and by connection also is slang for "to masturbate". Therefore N.Q was making une petite blague bilangue at le Jacquers, calling a...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Genius? Hardly. My whole point is to think about what charts represent, and not take everything at face value. It pains me to admit it, but there IS a conventional orthodoxy, and it keeps you rooted in a losing viewpoint. My mantra is this. Look for anomalies. Try to understand why they occur...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    225, I am confused. Did you miss the chart I posed with down volume as red and pointing down?
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Tortoise. You are getting far too warm. I have nothing to say. Remember your Uncle Remus. And think nagual, quantum, tick. Most importantly, what HAS to happen so that the crowd is net unprofitable, or at best breaks even.
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Oh, my! You ARE new here. Please go here: http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?threadid=83604 and read everything. Then you will fully understand this thread. Sorry. It's an inside joke. A long running one. Trying to penetrate the thick-headedness of that crowd is my life's work...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Conventional volume charts are full-wave rectification of money flow, that was my whole point.
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Then I guess I must revise my answer. I am a tit man, so no, I love volume, perky or pendulous. But just for the hell of it for a few days I traded volume alone. Doesn't work, IMO.
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    I have not fully decided. My volume interpretation codes are usually a coin toss. My day-to-day operating position is that you can't trade volume alone. Or price alone. Or both together. Something far more subtle is required. Which is emerging. If you will forgive another literary allusion, it...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Bravo! You have renewed my faith in the Socratic method! (Why didn't I use Socrates to start this thread?) Down breasts should hang down!
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Assolutely! The market is just a worldwide inkblot. Now, given a choice of gurus, who ya gonna follow? The guy who sees math in the markets, or the guy who sees sex? OK. Here's hint. ET is sooooo slow. What is bar volume? The sum of all orders transacted during the bar period. What are...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    225, my faithful Sancho Panza! Or was that Pancho Sanza? Tortoise could tell us. The invention has solely to do with volume. It is a very sexy way to make those treasured volume nipples stand out.
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Tortoise, what have you got against me? I am old. I am better read than you, but I have forgotten most of it. I am bringing value to ET. I certainly have slept with more women than you have. Why is it that ET resents anyone who tries to improve the lot of the common trader? And I am still...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Yes, I did, Tortoise. I hate people who are smarter than me. But, scratch a sadist and you find a masochist, so treat me gently. (The para-diggem that we are going to demolish today concerns the nature of volume. Conventionally, and orthodoxly, haha, it is charted below price with black bars...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Agreed, but I was thinking of trading books. Aside: my latest study will humiliate a certain subculture of ET traders. It makes one of their favorite para-diggems look foolish. And you may find it to be a useful tool in your trading. But you won't get it for nothing! Abasement is all I...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    OK, Tortoise. I am trumped. What other books do you like? Have you ever seen anyone else discuss the Rule of Ten? Do you find it useful? BTW, the chart for the next lesson is ready. Sit up and beg!
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Infolode, now that's my kind of post. Irreverent, iconoclastic, personal, insulting and with just a hint of legitimate content! With an adversary like you, I can go far on ET. With respect to the live call, gurus do no condescend to do that because we are busy teaching legitimate students who do...
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    225, priceless! You don't even need to invent!
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    Literary Classics and Trading

    Very clever! But Infolode, I am not the guru for you. I will refer you to another here who is into (one hopes not literally) the larger herd animals. And unless you wish me to use my considerable skills at humiliation to reduce you to a cretin capable only of channel trading, kindly restrain...
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