Quote from Redneck trader:
Hersey,
If youâre going to accuse me of something â at least get it right
I am on record for saying that of which you speak about has merit
I am also on the record for saying â you are a verbose and obscure speaking guru who is full of shit (full of yourself)â¦
I will now add for the record â you exhibit egotistical tendencies â and you do not think/ post in a clear, concise, or a logical manner.
RN
Attached is a complex page with several intricate columns obtained by multiplication of two numbers to obtain a value on a time chart that has an entry every 30 minutes according to two time zones.
At the bootom of the page is a series of bars that are in direct correspondence to time on the time chart at the top of the page.
Deceptively, the three columns relating to wiating, entering and exiting have different colors. research the middle of the page a person can find the same colors and the same words as found on the columns.
A Universe is used to have a selection of stocks that follow the volume and timing characterisitcs set for in THIS attachment. A sample of a contemportary unitverse will follow one post hence.
A person does not trade a stock in its Dry Up prtion of the cycle. Here he does learn the value for the entry signal however.
In a very complex and diffeicult to understand manner all based on a pair of deductive hypothesis, A stock begins is long half cycle AFTER and in the morning, IF and just WHEN the stock is NO LONGER in Dry Up volume.
THe morning the stcok BEGINS its FIRST RISING VOLUME. Amazingly the prior Dry Up volume is EXCEEDED in the morning.
Within 1 1/2 hours of the DU being exceeded, the price will lift off the bottom of the price cycle and head for a peak.
As shown and explains in 7 to 15 minute illustrated charts in "Putting the Pieces Together, on a Monday after a Sunday planning session, The listed stocks on the Batting order did just as the one page sheet attached (see page 30 of the referenced document.
A one page attachment is not clear and concise as you say. Neither is providing a blow by blow description with 30 illustrations that is 77 pages long and available to all. It is a dscription of a set of stock calls that came down the pipe exactly as called.
The calling has been in effect for four generations (over 52 years).
Now it is 2009 and PC's have been invented and so has Excel and so has the color printer.
Someone comes on ET and suggests that stock trading in markets can be automated. Well it has. It is also done quite simply and monitored quite simply as a manual effort.
Anyone can use it; anyone can see it done every day.
Anyone can, as you did cast, this aside and offer another approach. Good for you and too bad for those who use your approach.