ES Journal Archive (2011)

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Bigsnack, some of us have the browser open on a smaller window in a corner of the screen and yes, the large charts make it more difficult to read.

Attaching the charts is probably easier for you to post and easier for some of us, plus pages load faster, etc.

Still, it's not a big deal and your contribution is highly appreciated, regardless of the size of your charts (not saying that you're trying to compensate for anything :D :p )
 

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If the preference of the group is to have all charts attached, I will gladly post them that way! Didn't mean to break this for anyone ;)
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I have not found your charts too big for the normal forum width. I'm on a 1920x1200 monitor FWIW.
 
18/1 is so strong it's overbought,es up 30 ,sort of a max range,curve fitting my thought process to more easily accept some heat, when nips don't hold ,should cover but need to allow a little wiggle room
 
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Picaso, have you looked at the difference in UVOL-DVOL (probably $VOLD on your platform) , instead of the two separate lines? I typically do not watch any of them but I like your charts and find them to be very nice.
 
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Attaching the charts is probably easier for you to post and easier for some of us, plus pages load faster, etc.

Still, it's not a big deal and your contribution is highly appreciated, regardless of the size of your charts (not saying that you're trying to compensate for anything :D :p )
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Haha, I guess I have been trying to walk softly and carry a big.....chart. :) I'll attach them from now on, no worries!
 
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Picaso, have you looked at the difference in UVOL-DVOL (probably $VOLD on your platform) , instead of the two separate lines? I typically do not watch any of them but I like your charts and find them to be very nice.
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Thanks Josh. Yes, I tried plotting the difference, but I found keeping them separate gives me a clearer picture.

Notice that most of the time volume does not tell you that much, but on occasion you have huge differences like today that help you avoid the trap of trying to counter-short/buy a runaway market. On days like these if you feel you've missed the train is better to wait patiently for a decent-size pullback or not put on a trade at all than to hope for some out-of-the-blue reversal that will somehow make it up to you for missing the earlier train.

(Thanks again to Ammo for his pointer on how to use up and down volume, btw)

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To EMG: Thank you, Kind Sir! :)

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One last thing: keep in mind today we're having about half the volume of a normal day due to our amigo Columbus who brought us the famed mojitos
 
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