Does after squishing b76 and b78 then become an OB even with dec volume stitch wait in between? I believe so that is why i had two level assignment on b78.Hmm.
Deciphering Jack Analysis Bar by Bar ll
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That's a tricky one. I never got to the bottom of exactly the correct Stitch squish procedure.
We do know that XB, Stitch [wait], Sym doesn't form a lateral 3, which might point to a Stitch expanding the bounds that we check the next measurable bar for translation against, even if it isn't measurable.
Thru b33. http://screencast.com/t/K9S01SXST
Thru b60. http://screencast.com/t/cLffVdlBDDA
After reviewing alot of jack's charts on BO T1's annotated after the P2 its seems that if jack either fans or accelerates his rtl and then gets a BO T1 he annotates it.That is what i'm also doing currently.
I have Bar 59 BO T1 also, double EE on non-OB checks last EE for Fail-safe, if yes assign P1 on current bar.
Now that most of the volume element and EE assignment work is done i thought i would talk about how i think we use the modrian table.Start with b54 on jack's 1-24-14 chart where there is a "C" turn.The EE is a BO T1.Since it was a C turn go the SET A "n-1" column and find the BO T1 column in the yellow failsafe area (top left).The "n" column across to the right of the BO T1 "n-1" column has nine EE's listed.If the next EE is one of those nine it's another C turn.If it's not one of them listed then it's an "A" turn.On b60 jack gets a PP1a.It's not one of the nine listed so it's an A turn.So we move to the SET B "n-1" column (blue routine) and try to locate the PP1a EE.There is no PP1a in the "n-1" column under the SET B area.So that means we assign a "B" turn to the next EE because we have no "n" column to check for a "C" turn.On b64 jack gets a PP6.Its a "B" turn.Now we move to the SET C "n-1" column in the dark blue area where the PP6 is listed.There is only one "n" EE (BM REV) listed.If the next EE is a BM REV it's a C turn.If not it's another A turn.B67 is a PP1.Its an A turn.Now we move to the SET D n-1 purple column and locate the PP1.I look across at the n column EE's listed but it really doesn't matter at this point.SET D is a drift trend so i need another B turn BEFORE i can look for the possible C turn.So the next EE will be a B turn no matter what it is.On b69 it's a BM REV which is the B turn i need.Now in the SET D "n-1" red column i locate the BM REV.I look at the n column EE's listed.There are many.On b72 it's a BO T1.This EE is listed so its a C turn.I now start over again by going back to SET A "n-1"yellow column and locate BO T1.I then look across to the right for what i need for another C turn in the "n" column. http://content.screencast.com/users...13-42b1-94c7-c1d6ed12a3d8/2014-02-05_1513.png
Using the Modrian Table, it is curious that Non-Dom legs of a trend sometimes travel more price units than Dom legs, which never happens with Jack's channel and gaussian annotation system. This can happen multiple times in a single trend, or multiple times in the day.
Jack could have chosen to make a BM REV after a 'c turn' always cause another 'c turn' on the Modrian Table no matter what the (n-1) EE was, however he chose not to, but I just thought it was interesting.
Jack could have chosen to make a BM REV after a 'c turn' always cause another 'c turn' on the Modrian Table no matter what the (n-1) EE was, however he chose not to, but I just thought it was interesting.
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Is this example from one of jack's charts?