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Work of art. I'm still trying to stop laughing after the Suinbeam part. Thanks Jack.

The market perhaps?

Spydertrader, one more question...:) The first annotated blue FTT on your last chart, shouldn't it be lime? http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/showthread.php?s=&threadid=113310&perpage=6&pagenumber=817/vb/

Jack, that is quite interesting. Is there any literature on the subject that is worthwhile reading? Thanks.

Spydertrader,sorry for torturing you with my questions. How can one know in advance, that the first LF won't hold any additional significance even after it turned into LM? It could be a retrace (i.e. price moving from point 2 to point 3) ? My eyes or my brain :) can not figure out the...

Romanus, the chart below from Spydertrader gave me a food for thought. I'm still trying to figure out the subtle differences. Check out the two pink FTTs in the last green circled areas... <img src=http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1973634> PS: Spydertrader, your...

Thanks again!

Thank you Spydertrader. I've got a question. Would it be a mistake to regard the fourth bar on your chart as an FT3? If so, why? TIA. PS: I "see" we are in a lateral movement here, but this fact just adds a confusion, since increasing volume (on bar 4) in a LM should indicate a change?

Alcohol doesn't bode well for traders,does it?

Much appreciated. Wish a grate weekend to all!!!

Oh. Well...

Thanks.

romanus, if ES signals continuation, why do you go to monitor YM? I thought that YM leads ES at points of change ? TIA. EDIT: Got it.. we were at the LTL.

Thanks Avi, I'll try to figure it out... I hope I'm on the right track with my thinking. I guess there really can be a problem with my first 'A'

I can come up with two possibilities: 1. There won't be any WWT in a flawless environment 2. They (WWT) won't cause any doubts Which one? :confused:

Avi you are right, but how can one know whether one should be on the last step? Each WWT drives me to doubt my first 'A', hence the question.

Spydertrader, provided a trader operates in a flawless environment (due to his or her proficiency), how many wash trades (small losses or brake even trades) are percentagewise "normal" or "expectable". I guess it depends on the market behaviour, but can you give an estimation? What is your...

You are on the roll!:)

Munck, thanks for your effort. Can you try it one more time, or point me to the right direction?

Hi,folks. Does anybody have any reference to a document Jack mentioned in the PVT system testing thread? Google doesn't spit it out. TIA.