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"The UCSC was between Penn and that University on Market. So Ian was just down the street at Penn in my day." --- Very cool...my father studied with L Kahn at Penn in 1950! He used to say he never worked so hard in his life lol "What you mention just above are "moves". The moves comprise...

Jack, Your project sounds like the work of Ian Mc Harg's of that era (Design with Nature), interesting... The Neuroplasticity stuff is incredible...I read the Doidge book.... so much for "a leopard can't change his spots"....lol! Here are 2 guys that are completely blind that taught...

Ha...that was me thinking it was the FTT in RT but not being 100% sure :-) I did not pretty up this chart before posting it.... Stall is what it sounds like...a pause in directional movement. Search ET for flaws or stall under Spydertrader... hth

I know that you charted by hand before the PC age...my training is as an Architect, probably the last generation that went through school drawing by hand, and I drew many many lines (miles? hundreds of them? thousands? on Vellum, with a rapidograph...erasing was a bitch, you had to do it with a...

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Thanks Jack! This (holding from FTT to FTT) is my next and highest aspiration for sure. Am still in an Entry and Exit mode, often get out too early etc...but working on it. Incredible display today of what is possible even on the coarse level. Love the logging btw, very satisfying...

Some time ago, I made Illustrations of Clean Page 1, to clarify it to myself. Please note there is no open and close on the bars, so it's just a crude schematic.... hth! Vienna

TYVM

TYWM for taking the time Jack! I was sitting in a train the other day and was re-reading CFBW. I looked at the included charts and suddenly realized what you meant with "Volume leads Price" when I saw that both the Gaussian Peaks "peak" before the waves of price do, and the individual Vol...

Dear Jack, I hope this finds you well (especially health-wise...)! Having spent some time getting into your method, it seems most of the concepts are becoming clearer and clearer, which is great. It seems I am becoming sensitized to Pace quite well. I was wondering if I could ask you a...

Anybody here use TN? I tried it months ago but found their drawing tools borderline unusable...(basic 1. principle of GUI: identify an object...TN did not show when a line was selected).....have they improved them? thanks, Vienna

Tuning in to ET after a while... while not a fan of Surf's trading methods, this is one heck of a trade, no matter whence it came from. Congrats! :)

Did anybody (rainman? kiwi?) write an indicator for Sierrachart for a Lat Formation (or just for SYM Lats)? Many thanks,

Completely agree...great points. I think much improved presentation without stirring up hornet's nest....

Hi Stepan...great tools! The only issue that still seems to remain w/NT is a really good degap tool that just creates one seamless chart without hogging all memory and without printing the bars double (the original AND the shifted one).... in Sierrachart, I have it, and can go back a month if...

Do you guys who use IB Data: 1. Use "native" or 2. "calculated"? which is better? Thanks!

Great work Stepan! Too bad I switched to Sierra about a month ago... like their degapping tool a lot because it goes back as many days as you like,just gives you a seamless chart ....is important to me for long time channels..... could never get that to work on NT (and it seems to be a memory...

Has anybody ever created a no-gap indicator that just pieces all the past charts together without gaps in one seamless chart? (instead of printing 2 charts, one the shifted one and one the original)... I know that for example Sierra charts does this no problem... also, nkhoi's great M1...

Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!!!!