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Ezzy, I apologize for the confusion. With 19:25 bar I meant the 12:20 (close of) bar on the Spyder chart. (The second green circled red bar in the mentioned LF) Thanks, Spydertrader.

My attempt: Am I completely off base here? PS: Thanks romanus. TIA.

Spydertrader, thanks for the charts. In your last pink down traverse why do you have point 3 on encreasing black volume? TIA.

Thanks Joe. I will proceed much quieter. The functional level I spoke of applied to the perception. To be more precise I meant that an individual can (must?)accept the neutrality of information coming from the market (chart) and behave (function) accordingly. Sorry for my bad English.The fourth...

French is indeed a beautiful language if spoken properly. To the trading. If you see the chart and realize on the functional level the neutrality of the information the market events carry, what do you need this cynical perception for?

Thanks Mandelbrotset (tasty handle by the way) for the insights. I do not want to appear nitpicking but you seem to accept the limiting nature of cynism. Isn't it more productive to abandon this stance and free one's mind in order to enable it to be like a sponge? And I do not mean naivety here...

That was funny! Thanks for the entertainment! Your english is definitely better. I hate assumptions but somehow can not resist this one:" Your german is much better then your english". But I like questions. May I ask one or two more? They go to the upbeat algorithmically-curious personality...

Thank you for your crisp and clear answer. Interesting comparison. Is there an hidden assumption that people somehow have to become angry while getting older? I can not understand the second passage of your response. How can a cynicism lead to something productive (critical thinking) if it is...

Dear Duref, what do you think about the difference between humor and satire and what role does cynicism if at all play in it? The second question if I may: Is there any difference between cynicism and critical thinking? How does productivity if at all come into play here? TIA PS: I hope...

Are you sure you've interpreted my reply the right way?

Mark Douglas faces the same fate:"You will also have to learn how to grant yourself the mental freedom to shift your perspective to notice alternative possibilities to getting what you want in the trading arena, regardless of your expectations of how you are going to get it..." Another thinking...

I just thought it might be useful... Mark Douglas:"The one thing you can control is yourself. As a trader, you have the power either to give yourself money or to give your money to other traders. And the ways in which you choose to do this will be determined by a number of psychological factors...

Thanks, much appreciated.

Hi, ivob, nice chart. The increasing red volume on the bar in the blue up channel right before the orange ftt would have shaken me out. What was your thinking process at the time? Was it the context? Did the lateral movement (highlighted yellow )play any role here? Thanks.

How many do you have in your head???

Sorry for the late answer. You surely know I do not have to do anything... Nobody has... And I've learnt early enough, that one doesn't have to be ashamed when asking questions, which seem to put the person who asks into a seeming awkward situation. I just wanted to dig into the deepness of...

Why???

EGO is THE CONTEXT continually... The rest seems to be a drivel...

Fascinating stuff.You see I still can learn from you. What do you think about my qoute? Does it contain any common sense? PS: I thought he didn' mean something esoteric when writing his works???:confused: