Denise Shull Says Tape Reading Art is Real and Alive

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Pretty! Now, what's going to happen tomorrow ?

I'll tell you tomorrow! I promise.

But today is not done yet. And because you do not have the owner's manual, you do not know that the market is at an important stage on that fractal. Zoom in to get a heads up. Get your calculator out and run PRVs.
 
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I'll tell you tomorrow! I promise.

But today is not done yet. And because you do not have the owner's manual, you do not know that the market is at an important stage on that fractal. Zoom in to get a heads up. Get your calculator out and run PRVs.

I take it by your name you use Fibonacci?

surf
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

I take it by your name you use Fibonacci?

surf

I have posted over 10 years here, with lots of charts I'm sure. Go through the archives. See if you can find any Fibonacci. For all you know 6-18 could be my birthday.
 
Remember, Surf is just a writer. Take anything he says about trading with a big grain of salt.

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I don't think you're as stupid as you make yourself sound, surfer, but you do sound stupid.
 
Quote from R. Raskolnikov:

Remember, Surf is just a writer. Take anything he says about trading with a big grain of salt.

that's a bold statement, internet alias.

i venture to say that I have more overall experience in the markets than you do-- but we will never know for certain since you are afraid to make your background/identity known--- unlike myself whose resume is an open book .... surf:)
 
Quote from Laissez Faire:

What if you work off technical levels, say, the prior day high, low, close, pivot point (even R/S levels), 50% retracement level(s)measured moves (statistically derived), etc, and then read the tape as price approaches and trades at those levels to gauge buying/selling interest?

You can probably create a model based on that alone, but it is technical analysis regardless of what someone else may call it.

I don't think you're as stupid as you make yourself sound, surfer, but you do sound stupid.

It's no fun discussing with people like you, because you're more set on defending your principles and preconceived notions than you are to actually learn something new. I'm done.

Funny, can you be any more predictable? you don't like what you hear, as it questions your faith, and you turn to personal attacks. super funny!
 
You are a writer and marketer! Of COURSE you want your background known, your true bottom line depends on OTHERS! LOL

I'm an independent trader. My success depends on my own ability, access to a fast internet connection, and trading platform and broker who can handle my orders. We have completely different goals, wouldn't you say?

I started trading in late 1997, so you probably do have more years of experience but using number of years as the only criteria is hugely short sighted. Jellyfish have a hugely longer number of years as a species over humans but I'm fairly certain we've made the better use of our time here than they have :p

Quote from marketsurfer:

that's a bold statement, internet alias.

i venture to say that I have more overall experience in the markets than you do-- but we will never know for certain since you are afraid to make your background/identity known--- unlike myself whose resume is an open book. surf:)
 
Quote from marketsurfer:

Funny, can you be any more predictable? you don't like what you hear, as it questions your faith, and you turn to personal attacks. super funny!

I`m sorry about that, but it's frustrating to feel that I'm speaking to a wall. Further, I did not say you were stupid, I said you sounded stupid, but I give you the benefit of doubt. :)

I did a quick search on Brett's blog and here's just a few articles where he teaches technical analysis and pattern recognition. Straight from the horse's mouth:

http://traderfeed.blogspot.no/2010/03/identifying-breakout-moves-in-stock.html

http://traderfeed.blogspot.no/2010/03/trading-setups-failed-breakout-trade.html

http://traderfeed.blogspot.no/2010/01/understanding-and-trading-stock-market.html

http://traderfeed.blogspot.no/2007/05/trading-patterns-identifying.html

For one who does not utilize charts, he sure has posted a lot of them on his blog!
 
I can't speak for Dr, Brett, but I do speak to him directly, lets just say we are in agreement regarding TA and its use in trading. I also believe the gist of his statement posted earlier says all you need to know about where he is in his education as a market player.

surf
 
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