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So what gets you in and out?

Sure. So how do you use the SMA+2?What is your trigger?

Snarly, happy to look into this, but specifically I was not looking for a crossover system... I wanted to understand what exactly Jack was seeing, and perhaps learn something from it, under the focus of seeing what filters he recommends and how they work. My hope is that he reappears and...

Right. 1. I guess the first question is : Did I understand correctly what Jack wanted to show with his post, or was this a shoe-in for the SCT (which would of course be out of the scope of this thread). 2. If I did understand correctly- meaning that Jack wanted to show a simple method-...

Please see below: that is what Jack originally posted: So, my impression was that he was not talking about the SCT method (which I am roughly familiar with), but was trying to indicate how the crossover signals (in his case the Stoch 5-2-3 could have been profitable ("each trade makes a...

You are correct about the first short (09:15): it happened before RTH, so I did not consider it. Should I? It closed out at be at 09:40 The second short: see attached: by the time your filter allowed you to enter, the trade would have already been gone. There was a third short at 10:40...

Also, Nkhoi, just from eyeballing the attached chart: I have marked the Zones where- as per your post- Zones to go long or Short are located. It would seem that the Zones shown might NOT be the ones you would want to perform these actions- but rather the opposite: Hindsight would indicate...

Thanks for your patience. In general you are correct, of course, but not in this case, unless- as I said before- I am missing something: - the 2 entries remaining are entry 4 and 10- please refer to my chart and spreadsheet - Entry 4 has a 2 point gain and entry 10 produced a 5 point...

Nkoi, thank you for the assistance... admit I still don't seem to get it: 1. The signal is the 5/2/3 Stoch crossing the 50 line, right? 2. You can only know if it has crossed once the 5 min bar is completed 3. You filter this by the 14/3/1 Stoch: so you take only long entries once the...

No. Jack seemed to have something to say, and I wanted to duplicate for myself exactly the conditions to understand what he was pointing at.

And, lastly, I did take off Volume for the clarity of the chart... which might have been a mistake, given that it could be the filter or the anticipatory indicator that Jack refers to... appreciate any direction there, Jack.

And here is the spreadsheet

TO: Jack Hershey Hello Jack, Since nobody else seems to have done it, I did mark up the trades of the 16th- please see attached chart. I will also attach the spreadsheet. 1. I entered at the close of each bar where the Stoch crossed zero (otherwise, you dont know if it flips back and...

Yes, I know... didn't want to gloat about a failed trade... no harm intended :)

Presumably, around the same number it takes you to get tired shorting new highs?

Absolutely! Anything that improves "readability" is a good thing. Will let you know if I turn up anything useful. Am in no way an expert on Jack's method by the way, just stumbled upon his work during the holidays and found it very interesting.

Thank you Jack, Very interesting and lucid post! Regards.

Jack, I can't resist: -Proflogic's support and resistance points are defined by oscillations, Minor or Prime... so basically, (invisible) horizontal lines on the chart... Failure and therefore trading direction is defined by how price reacts at these horizontal levels, verified by an...

Thank you. So I guess the question is: If you are just using P and V, when do you know that it is an FTT in real time?

If this has been answered before I apologize: where exactly is the entry when a FTT occurs? After the bar which will be and FTT is complete, doesn't it need another bar to confirm it as an FTT? Do you enter on that next bar, the breakout of the low (in a short) or what? Thanks.