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I guess that's b/c FF is more of a visual person.I had difficulties with that one,too,at some point.Until some guy from the web stepped in.:D

I kept those visual aids though.How do you thin,maybe I should share it with FF,or let him struggle?:D
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Don't be silly. A full uptrend has a cycle of four volume moves as AD. So is the same to down trend.
 
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What about if I send you a USB stick with 8GB so that you can put it on there together with TN libraries, the "workaround", the 9 escape sheets and the SCT guide? You could then email it back to me. Or give me your phone number and we can arrange another way. :)
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Oh...here is the deal.I`m gonna frock you into my model,if Jack refuses to buy you a ticket.But it`ll cost you big buck.But you`ll be set for the rest of your life with it.Keep in mind,i wouldn`t normally give it away less then $300K.Which you can turn back in a couple of weeks,investing the same $300K.So,you`d need about $600K to start negotiate with me.
 
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For you, O5! :D

"Cup with handle" from WJO's 24 Essential Lessons for Investment Success.

A>B>C is the cup. C>D>E is the handle. Entry at E is 1 tick above the level of C.

WJO has an outstanding established track record than whom you know.

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Thanks for the Picture. Sorry for the late reply. Been studying for the DAT. Anyway, back to trading. The left side of the cup is a down intermediate term trend while the right side of the cup is the up intermediate term trend. The goal is to enter on pullbacks as the right side of the cup is forming anticipating the eventual BO out of the cup. You might even get a few 10% cycles as it repeatedly tests resistance. As for accumulation/distrubution, look closely at that picture. Notice where the arrows point and how they lead to the bottom of the formation of the cup.

Make sure the stocks are exceptional fundamentally.
 
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Thanks for the Picture. Sorry for the late reply. Been studying for the DAT. Anyway, back to trading. The left side of the cup is a down intermediate term trend while the right side of the cup is the up intermediate term trend. The goal is to enter on pullbacks as the right side of the cup is forming anticipating the eventual BO out of the cup. You might even get a few 10% cycles as it repeatedly tests resistance. As for accumulation/distrubution, look closely at that picture. Notice where the arrows point and how they lead to the bottom of the formation of the cup.

Make sure the stocks are exceptional fundamentally.
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Tell frenchfry, not me. :D
 
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