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I have a few extra bells and whistles I'd like to add, but to do so requires an upgrade of the software infrastructure. Fortunately, the process required to bring about such change has been underway for a few months. Unfortunately, the process moves much slower than a stock in Dry Up. :D As...

Much better, but (like so many others), your next step requires you to review Gaussians. Also, try to do things without annotating a lateral in an effort to see if doing so allows you to understand that which currently fails to provide clarity. If it doesn't help, you can always return to...

Much better on the trend lines, but you should really review your Gaussians. - Spydertrader

Near Perfect. However, you need to focus a bit more on your Gaussians: 1. In the morning, you should have the ability to 'see' three levels of Gaussians prior to 12:00. Subtle differences exist here. The market is speaking in order to alert you where landmarks need to go. You only have two...

Yes. A post, from me, in this thread indicating same. :D - Spydertrader

Very Close. 1. Morning Gaussians are off. R2R develops prior to your annotation. B2B needs to be futher to the right (later in the day). 2. Your technique for tape, traverse and channel annotation doesn't show up as consistant on your chart. In other words, you alter how you place trend...

1. This effort falls well short of thoroughly annotated. Time for a decision. Thoroughly annotated charts provide all the answers - Yes or No? At 2:58 PM I posted this ... After your chart had annotations indicating the market had already reached Point Three, the real Point Three appeared 45...

1. The morning Gaussians don't have the trough of the B2B in the correct location. The B2B ends correctly. 2. The market has not signaled a down channel as indicated by your chart. 3. The market has not yet reached an up Traverse currently. 4. No 'lateral traverse' exists today. 5...

I may have inadvertantly clicked on the wrong chart when responding to your post. For clarification purposes, a Point Two of a Traverse develops at 11:20, and a Point Three of a Traverse arrives later - at 11:55. I apologize for any confusion caused by my error. HTH. (All times Eastern and...

Better. But you still need to fix the Gaussians in the Up Traverse (Blue Trend Lines). You've jumped fractals within it. Remember, Gaussians mirrir what builds the thing which describes the trading resolution level. If a trader plans to jump fractals, then the gaussians must mirrir this fractal...

Nope. Yesterday @ 14:30. Again, no. (All times Eastern and [close of] ES Bars) - Spydertrader

The Blue thing isn't a Traverse. Also, quite a bit missing from your charts in terms of thorough annotations. I recommend you fix that bad habbit asap. - Spydertrader

Gaussians need to match your trend lines. - Spydertrader

As they should. Your 'dotted' red lines mirror the signals provided by the market. Now, time for you to figure out why and how one part of your brain recognized the correct answer, while another part of your brain was busy posting 'confused' icons. :D - Spydertrader

One thing needs to complete, prior to, another thing beginning. Are you sure your annotations reflect such an environment? - Spydertrader

I see nothing incorrect about this - other than your B2B developing at the incorrect spot. The big picture (including the Point Three), however, looks fine from where I sit. - Spydertrader

Not the answer you seek. They look good from where I sit. - Spydertrader

The first six bars of the day (Tuesday) completed that which began at the end of the previous day (Monday). Always begin each day in an effort to determine whether or not the market is completing the previous day, or beginning something new on the current day. By time sync completes (and quite...

Take a closer look at your Gaussians. They don't quite match what you've annotated from a trend line stand point. Such an event normally occurs when a trader has jumped fractals without realizing it. Remember, when it comes to Gaussians, the dominant and non-dominant annotations correspond to...

Begin with the previous day (Monday), and understand where the market sits with respect to the sequences. Knowing this describes the next day (Today) with resepect to WMCN. As a result, you'll then know why the Green horizontal trend line cannot exist. In addition, you'll see how at the end of...