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    Be nice to people before they have a chance to behave badly

    Cross is my fav attitude in stock trading. Seven ( lucky trading number) is how many crossover trades you need to do to double your capital. 24 to 36 days in total. be cross and double. When you money velocity on your "owned" stocks falls to the rising level of the money velocity...
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    Trading Wisdom for Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers

    Tidbit D wil be how to measure money velocity. Tidbit E will be the pinwheel charts using MLR.
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    Trading Wisdom for Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers

    Tidbits17 and 18 Are very cool as seen by the first authors I introduced in this thread: WJO'N and Dodd and Granville. In reverse order of introduction of ideas. WJO'N came up with EPS and RS. The older principles were H1 and H2 and their PM. (See Granville) Making money is better done...
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    Trading Wisdom for Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers

    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Quote from Ghost of Cutten: Anyway, it's an interesting discussion, might be better on a philosophy board! Every trader, whether they know it or not, is trying to form an accurate epistemology about market...
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    Trading Wisdom for Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers

    Trading Wisdom 17: Breakout Bars and Following Your Own Rules TW reader Gustav writes: Why do traders need to wait on the breakout of a signal bar to enter a trade? What is so magical about it? Why not if you are so convinced about certain price action, to enter blindly at a much better...
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    Trading Wisdom for Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers

    It makes you wonder why DH didn't "get it". But it doesn't make me wonder why DH didn't "get it". Both markets and trading are defined by systems. Building systems begins with the smallest pieces. The Bayes Blunder is the most common (look at the numbered advice's). Why is it so...
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    Trading volumes at 5 year low.

    So ask yourself: Why does hypostomus always just lurk around and always post following my posts? He will now answer using an alias he thinks can carry out the task assigned to him.
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    Trading volumes at 5 year low.

    Hibah Yousuf is not a very good quantifier not qualifier. The graph is evidence of his quantifying limitations. His annotations show the limits of his qualifying events of the market. Where the chart able to make comparisons over time, it would show three trends and what is now pending...
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    Today's Free Seminar: Pattern Recognition with Ted Hearne of Drummond Geometry

    Is there any way MC could improve its line drawing capabilities in regard to market geometry? It is not possible to place a line segment anywhere a person might chose. Lets assume your speaker is talented and skilled and does want to pick off trades (be knowledgable about their potential...
  10. J

    What is TA?

    Personally, I just used mind control on him; fear is a great mover and shaker.
  11. J

    What is TA?

    you are very cool!!
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    What is TA?

    Surf cannot "see" the "before the fact data" that is there to "see". The "book" is past data. The dynamic of the greatest activity in markets is definitely not the "T&S". One of the "before the fact" data streams is the listing of the turns of the market in advance of those turns. It...
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    What is TA?

    There is no quid pro quo in the phishing he is continually doing. You are forwarding your skills and talents to a person who has nothing to forward to you.
  14. J

    What is TA?

    Your opinion is important. There are many opinions and most are based on finding something that a specific type can hang his hat on. I'm going to a three day meeting in September where three persons will present their viewpoints. One person has profferred his record for a period of time...
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    Putting the pieces together... attention JHM! ;-)

    my bad I'll get to it.
  16. J

    Trend Following-Trend Commandments

    The bottom 1/3 of your post most emphasizes change (delta is your term) And you suggest another alternate (you use the prefix non). The HS I use is where your "change" is my continuation (See Dodd, Granville) Since I see your "non" as a place for data suppression, therefore, were I you I...
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    Putting the pieces together... attention JHM! ;-)

    the Pattern is very important and that is how the market works. Think of computer design and APL design work. A type of product that services a kind of need is the result. Other phenomena also have happened. Universes are neat and large. Living organisms are small and very joyful to...
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    Putting the pieces together... attention JHM! ;-)

    The work is a good job. It is somewhat abreviated however. It appears to have a few Q's on the right. they are good Q's.
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    Putting the pieces together... attention JHM! ;-)

    Every day is a very precise and fun experience. we are going through exposing all of the information volume has to offer about the precision of trading to take the market's full offer all the time.
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    Putting the pieces together... attention JHM! ;-)

    The vertical circles express ranges of possible values. Move 1 for volume is P1>T1>P2 Move 2 for volume is P2> T2 Move 3 for volume is T2> P3. The Pattern shows this. we also used a steam of events notation that emphasized sentiment and dominance. The Hate To Risk chart shows where...
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