A simple price action approach

[noaveragingdown]

Jack Shit,

Why do you keep posting in this discussion?

Go make your own discussion, nobody wants you here.

NAD

 

[noaveragingdown]

You claim and you claim and you claim but you can't post live calls for crap, pisses me off when you get in the way of good discussions with you delusions of grandeur.

Adding this lunatic to ignore.

NAD

 

[Xspurt]

Quote from jack hershey:

On the annotating I did I posted the next three moves in read and their container in pink. There is also a VE there and an acceleration of the RTL on the third trade out from the present (last bar).

The FTT's represent the reversal points for each trade. You just can't read my chart.

It is a good idea to put me on ignore.

How about you putting this thread on ignore? You've been asked not to post. Why are you so desperate for people to follow you?

 

[nakachalet]

Quote from jack hershey:

All I do is call tops and bottoms. I am in the market (and on the correct side) within a minute of the opening of the first bar. Why? this is simply because I monitor and annotate. Part of that is doing the "carryover from the prior day and removing any gap between the days.

JACK HERSHEY....

you are the man!

my utmost admiration for such an incredibly difficult job, calling tops and bottoms and following through with your own calls.

i won't dare to ask, nor would i want to ask, why you or anyone else could ever accomplish such impossible trading tasks....

if anyone claims that he/she is able to call tops and bottoms correctly, just as you did here.... i can only admire your unusually uncanny insight and immense ability and foresight.... which are totally above and beyond my most ablest endeavor....

i can only dare to admire you from a far distance....

may you continue to trade well and live well.... you surely deserve every bit of the very best life has to offer....

an utmost envy from the rest of the traders.... three cheers

 

[Xspurt]

Quote from jack hershey:

This thread is not an important thread. Even the OP has left the thread.

Mostly this thread discusses missed trades and mistakes made.

The OP, you and several others have asked me not to post. It there a reason for these people's fixation. It is a common enough one.

I do have a rather large global audience. One of the things they enjoy is seeing me post with respect to any market anytime that market has liquidity.

I noted that mostly all posters in this thread cannot annotate by simply providing the more correct tradable monitoring and analysis. Those in my audience find this to be reinforcing.

as you saw I posted several progressive charts and their 8 steps for trading any market right from the time a potential traderbegins to learn. This is the proverbial "one pager" people hope to find. It is attached for your review and comments. If you think you can find any errors or ommissions, I will straighten you out promptly. [/QUOTE

Jack, go away please.

 

[Xspurt]

Mods, Jack posts a zillion times a day and deletes his posts before they can't be removed so it doesn't look like he is spending all his time reading and posting in Internet threads to "his global audience".

Mods, Jack is a thread wrecker so either you do something about it or I go. He acknowledges he has been asked not to post but the addiction is too much for him. He needs help to desist.

 

[eudaemon]

simple

 

[MrPowerBallad]

Quote from Xspurt:

Mods, Jack is a thread wrecker so either you do something about it or I go.

After 8 years and over 5K posts, Jack has reached Too-Big-To-Fail status . . . . If the mods let him go, the whole site might crumble

 

[bigarrow]

I think this would be much easier to read if you used more acronyms don't y'all agree.

The 8 basic rules for annotating and doing analysis to stay in the market all the time and take the full market’s offer. (Note there is NO predicting nor betting nor stops required.)

1. Annotate using a parallelogram.

2. Trade from FTT to FTT of the trading parallelogram.

3. Use hold/reversal trading.

4. Use a green bookmark at each FTT.

5. If a bookmark is violated, then reverse and hold until the new FTT.

6. If an internal (there are 10 cases, only) bridges or straddles the RTL, then fan the RTL.

7. Accelerate the RTL on VE’s of the LTL.

8. On VE’s the FTT will show up after M1 and M2 sub-fractals when VE closes in the zone between the old and new LTL. Otherwise, if the close is NOT in the described zone, reverse on the VE close and use the VE as the new point 1 (See step 1 above) of next parallelogram.

 

[lvivihor]

6E from Frankfurt session trading.