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Hi Jack, glad you're still active here, still teaching. I hope you're in good health.

Looks good to me.

I had major misgivings about that potential channel too. Converted to a short channel starting at 09:55... though as a result, can't reconcile the multi-day carryover.

Chart (debriefed)

Chart (EOD)

Thanks. Working on my 'taping' and annotation consistency. Some days turn out clearer than others.

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That's one big-ass lateral. :p

I agree, though this is a much more satisfactory example, as the gaussian sequence completes, not just on the slower fractal, but on every one of the faster (highlighted) fractals too.

Thanks for clarifying. I agree that the blue 'something' on your chart represented an ES-5 minute level traverse, though was admittedly unsure how to annotate it as such in real-time hence the broken-down version on my chart. I also agree that it completed the black 'something', which I...

From the charts, it looked like two short traverses with an intervening long tape. Not a criticism, just an observation.

Sorry if I caused confusion with my arbitrary naming. Pull up Thursday's chart, then look at the three sets of annotations for Friday: Ehorn extended his trendlines from the prior day's chart. Continuous. I deleted the gap, and moved the trendlines in accordance. Discontinuous...

Three carryover styles, back to back: continuous, discontinuous and minimal.

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What did the market say? There’s more to this than cold facts and frozen logic. Subtle differences, critical components, Jack’s circle… Trust + Tells = Value. C, T, A, G… the nucleic acids. A modest foundation, such simple building blocks, yet responsible for the bewildering...

Nice story. Reminds me of the monologue from the Benjamin Button travel montage... "...What I think is, it's never too late...or, in my case, too early, to be whoever you want to be...There's no time limit, start...

AM exercise, PM meditation, avoid TVs/computer screens for the last two hours of the day, and read in dim light pre-sleep. You may also want to consider this.

Discussion on this thread frequently revolves around rigid rules, or the realization of a precise mechanical framework. On the contrary, and at the risk of sparking controversy, I find it helpful to think of the market as an almost organic (albeit synthetic) entity… beating heart, flashing...

To me, price closing 'on the boundary' of a lateral seems a very different thing to price 'breaking out' of a lateral. And bear in mind that not everything that appears to be a lateral is a lateral.