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bm: thanks for sharing. you are so right (or should I say, your better half is so right), we often fail because we trade what we "know", instead of trading what we see. I should also share a lesson I learned: it is very IMPORTANT to annotate. Not just drawing channels, but to annotate...

this was drawn on the back of a placemat in a little Tuscon restaurant.

the law is the law. this is not at ST's discretion. pound it into your newbie head now. p.s. you are not TRADING. you are playing a game. before you can get out of this game mode, you are ripe for self destruction.

Wow, I am impressed by your intimate knowledge of the church sanctuary. You must have read every post of the Hershey threads. another seasoned basher with a new handle?

why don't you post the codes? so that we can examine it and find out where did it go wrong? maybe your code is bad? your know the GIGO stuff?

life is tough, isn't it. I feel really sorry for your experience. Please tell me more detail.

you don't get interest on the first $10k.

it would be easier if you use a sheet of blank paper to cover the bars, then reveal them one by one as if it is a real time display.

I wasn't trading full time these 2 days. Despite being away most of the hours, I was able to catch up on the happenings (drew the channels and checked the gaussians), then entered the market to pick up a few points. It was great being able to jump in at mid session and not skip a beat. I...

that's a good inventory you have taken. thanks spyder.

Something is baffling me. I tried the prv.xls last Friday. It was working fine. But for the past 2 days, the xls was eating up >50% of the CPU capacity, pushing my total CPU to 100% most of the time. Does anyone of you experience the same thing?

Not only Jack wants you to have it, but he wants you to pass it forward to someone who hasn't got it...

and that marks the difference between one human being with the other.

How did your trades (real, simulated or monitored) go today? > profitable How did you feel during the trades? Anxious? Nervous? Ecstatic? > nervous at first, but became mechanical at the end. Can you 'see' the market as it unfolds? > like watching an old movie Where do you see...

what you say is exactly the opposite of what Jack intended. He wants you to learn it, then pass forward to the next in line. In addition, do not simply take the profit, but share the fruit. (e.g. to H for H)

that's a good one. I really should thank the detractors and their efforts to save the uninitiated. For 2 years I was surfing ET, reading many threads but anything remotely related to Hershey. Finally the detractors got so laud that curiosity prompted me to look closer at his writings...

all the answers to your questions are on the internet. You can start from here: http://groups.google.com/group/misc.invest.technical/search?q=hershey&start=10&sa=N&

I am really not qualified to do this, but since you are new, I thought I should extend a welcoming hand and save you some trouble in searching the wrong places. I am not a practitioner of the Jack Hershey Equities Method. I am still reading the journals and trying to learn as far as I can...

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