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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    so the PP's stand for the class called preprimary. Sometimes a failure happens right off and one of thes 13 possibilities is seen mathematically. Look at all the PPx's on the skeleton of that day. Your mind sees these a mile away before they happen. And they do "lockin before the end of...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    T2 is done in detail to form the Secondary last (third move) of a trend. There is T2P and T2F. there is an equation for each. I probably should write each equation out. The OOE for the secondary is T2p to T2F to FTT. But things can intervene. Here is one: T2P to T2F to T2P...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    to see and understand the five OOE's, you have to have the pieces in your mind. Look at the skeleton and find all the moments when nothing is annotated. These spaces are created by not having anything statistically significant to do. Price dictates these; they are Syms, FBP's, FTP's...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    going from pt2 to pt 3 is called doing the retrace. Going from FTT to pt 2 is calld doing the reversal. At the BO of the RTL you see it is coincident with the T1 which is between pt1 and pt 2. Drawing all these things on sheets of paper makes them visible. To put them in the mind...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Now we have assembled the facts for mentioning the five orders of events OOE's. We can now do the Primary sequence. It follows as: Assign P! ( ah so clean and perfect); Get a T1 atsome point, Then get P2. ainally get T2 and draw the container of the trend in price using pt 1, pt 2, and...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    This post cover one thing: the what that has to intervene to allow a "new" P1. There is an event called P2. Rarely, every few moinths, a T2F can intervene and a new P1 is allowed. People also have classes of tings that include a lot of things. They use three as favorites: noise, flaws...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    the skeleton shows how simple taking the full offe of the market becomes. As you say Eastern cultures know the value of mental practice. Notice that I have few tools I need to get the job done. The regions you show are hardly ever needed. You can see they only appear when a longer...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    thankyou for your Q's. I know you do AI so I will jump up out of the beginner level and simplify the whole system of the market's operation for you. I'll make several posts so the focus shifts slowly to gradually encompass all the matters for taking the full offer of any market. To...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    As people do purposeful work learning to trade, they discover "differentiating" among things that share many common elements. The topic of your question is the differences between a retrace and a reversal. A "c" turn is a reversal. An "a" turn is a retrace. Read the recent Lucrum post...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Prediction is NOT part of trading to take the full offer of the market. The sentiment changed to short on bar 78. A FTP followed, then two lat bars. No gaps to correct. So the open is following an internal lat sequence of P1, T1 and P2. A point will appear that is an "a" turn (DOM to non...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Nota Bene for those who use the log I recommend. Point E is already part of the next trend. Your log indicates this in several ways. for the drawing the OP invented the log would have been completed whereby all columns of the primary and secondary said F (for False.) this is where a...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Heres the attachment.
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Attached you will find some references to your equations or functions you use to determine HH's and HL's etc. Points B and D used the same function. the function result was "TRUE" in each case. The function you use on point C is also available. The C function result was "TRUE" at point...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    I can help you out. Draw two bars and then draw the Right Trend Line. Enter the market on the second bar ASAP when you feel you can determine the sentiment of the market. Use the DOM and add together the 5 nearest limit orders on each side of the market to confirm that you are on the...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    As eveeryone knows, in markets price is the dependent variable. Waht its meaning is is determined by the independent variable. the independent variable of the market is the driver of price. The computer's biggest job is processing the expressions used to describe the unique set of...
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    Where do the price action trends change on this chart?

    For me its neglible. As I posted, you can see my prints are stating that about 10% of gross goes to covering costs. On the other hand, there is the considertion of getting from gross to net. Here my biggest cost is keeping on the correct side of the market. I certainly give up a lot of...
  17. J

    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    I was just introducing the idea that bars have two ends. Your humor is delightful and quite a contribution.
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    My bet is that this person didn't generate any charts complete enough to do an expert analysis. He probably didn't even include the independent variable of the market in his comparative illustrations. Whatever conclusions he drew could be believable to the lesser informed part of the...
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    Expressing the principles with precision is one thing. Reading precise writing with the same precision is another thing. If you have any questions, don't ask.
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    Are all price patterns the same? (examples)

    There is always certainty. The source of certainty is the market variables having "granularity". From this, you can shitcan "probability" once and for all.
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