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thanks.

any ET Noobs here? What have you learned so far?

could you just stop showing up for this year please! thanks you very much.

fold them into 10 cases.

Here you see bars 6, 7 and 8 which make up a trend. Trends are defined as a set of price bars contained in a parallelogram that begins and ends with an ftt. This is found in Trend Following if you have my copy where I wrote this in the margin to correct a misconception written by covel...

we took profits at the top of bar 8, bookmarked it and we are reversed short. The long trade was three bars and went from 66.50 to 70.75. On bar 9 we have a SYM. Bar 10 gives us a lateral Keep your case sheet handy. On this BO of the lateral we have a black stitch. So...

Reverse short when price on bar 3 comes to the book mark. You are now short and picking up making money where your first trade left off taking profits. On the ftt of bar 3 reverse long. Bookmark the ftt in green. You made an additional 3 ticks on this trade on the ftt. You are long...

ee the combination of events that occurred on the illustration. I made the last two bookmarks yellow so they would not draw immediate attention and defeat you from seeing the orde of events that occur. You have quite a few inventions in your illustration and I am not going to point out all...

This part of the first illustration is annotated to make a point about the green bookmark on the FF. The ftt of the FF is there (See top of bar 30). I was erasing some lines to get the chart as simple as possible; it may be blurred a little. We are long from the FTT of TF2. There is...

HERE IS WHAT WAS GOING ON. Since we did not have "sufficient" and cogently provided carryover, it was necessary to begin to WORK with what was available and just eliminate all mistakes and replace these with results of introducing anotating rudimentary rules from M of MADA. critique...

Here you see a red bar above lableled 1. I has lines associated with in on the fast fractal levlel. By working with available clean information, only, thos lines came into being as follows in 7 steps using cases to get the right to draw a paralellelogram using three points and observing that...

Here is an annotating suggestion for doing it correctly. There is a simple drill at the end. About 1957 while reading Magee 4th Ed I found that parallelograms depicted fractal containers. three points were involved: two on the right and one on the left. This pragmatic consideration set...

A while back SKO asked about how long there was to do a trade.we termed the period as one that ran from the first chance to the last chance (second chance). It may not b apparent to people watching the market, that there are many levels to trade on. For the beginner level on k200, trading on...

the trades in this illustration are fairly common and as you see market PACE is slipping lower. the advent of yellows means we are fanning for each and chacking to see if new ftt's occur. when they do we know to reverse on them and swet up the beginning of a new move on the various...

here are some tweaks on your chart. I focussed on justthe portion needing tweaking. It is annotated th my cmments as part of the M of MADA rule set. We can see that DAx is a good index to trade with SCT. thanks for filling in the third portion of the 24/7. Here is an illustration of...

Here is a reference chart that shows three panes: annotated price on three nested fractals, volume and annotated volume pattern to match the price pattern. Volume is either dom or non dom as you build the pattern fractal by fractal. I use slope of the lines that go from Peaks to Troughs...