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Jack, what does the 'day of cycle column' mean? How to interpret these reiterated numbers with each next cycle?
tnx
Thank you for your question.
Anyone can inerpret anything any way they wish.
One aspect of learning to trade is the foibles of the potential trader. There is an expression: "knowing that you know".
Make up card 29. Write on it Day of Cycle. Make up a definition. Use the definition.
If it is correct, the definition will work for you. If it containes any of the BF foibles A, B, C or D or a combination of them, wirtwe on the card what you ran into that screwed up your being able to define the term.
Then change the term.
use the following information to help yourself deal with day of cycle.
there are 12 days in each cycle. The days follow an OOE. The OOE for a day of cycle, reliably follows no matter what cycle is underway. You learn that this OOE works. You learn it never
fails.
Print the Excel. Cut the top off the finncal pages so they can be folded over the record keeping pages after the pairs of pages are glued together. Punch the 8 pages and put them in a three ring binder.
Day one of cycle one has two trades. They are numbered trade 1 and trade 2. Both trades are dominant trades, meaning they take place on increasing volume. You are learning that increasing volume CONTINUES a HOLD on a profitable segment of the day.
Your question is telling you to make up cards for each column. then you make up cards for the words in the definitions you wrote for the words you wrote in the definitions. In this way you are building a "tree" in your mind. It will be a long term memory tree at some point if you are using the cards to learn. It will also be a tree if your are learning repeated failure.
When does one or the the tree dominant and make it impossible for the other tree to be built? everyone finds that out.
As ammo suggested, I am posting in CW'ese since what I usually suggest that people learn is too difficult to do. The questions in this thread set the level of conversation. that is how it has been always.