Quote from The Trojan:
Hi,
some of the things like "sliding triple tops" - I haven't come across that, a few other things you said like "sell on the rumour, buy on the news" - but I don't want to look like i'm nit-picking 
Just the charts looked like a load of lines to me and they didn't seem to relate much to the chart from where they were drawn - I understand the basics of some support/resistance from what i read online and some of your lines where you drew support weren't support? Also, the channels - or I think they're channels, I didn't really understand how you were able to draw those, and more importantly trade off them.
I guess this stuff is really simple to someone as experienced as yourself, but i'm just struggling to find out about this stuff online.
ALoha mate...
Basically the only thing you need ot trade is your eyes.
*Simple as that*
So thats all i use, my eyes.
They see stuff, send message to my brain, and brain send message to hands to click the trade execute buttom.
So the phrases i use are visual phrases that i use to try and make it easier for teh people who find the stuff in my journal helpful, to be able to know when they see those visulisations on the chart themselves.
Sliding triple top= A normal double / triple top is where market goes up to level halts, falls down, back up but stops and same level, down again, but back up again...
I dont like these much as they are risky trades, as since they are formed by the market simply smashing into that 'price ceiling', it can easily and ofetn does break trhough it since its smashing it hard.
However a ''sliding triple top'' is where price is making triple top...,
but the tops arent all at the same level.
They instead are 'sliding down' at slight angle.
These are etxremely easy to trade off, especially if market has just rallied for quite a long time / quitely high and steeply, as these are the start of the pullback fall.
(Ive attached chart so you can see what they look like and so will be able to recognise them when trading).