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I am getting my butt handed to me on a daily basis!
- Thread starter jeredlbb
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Quote from jack hershey:
thanks for posting.
If you put boxes on your price for the cases, then you can see when you have permission to measure volume. In lats 4 and over you d a retr for every bar.
attached is the day's trading.
I marked the types of turns as well as the types of trends.
To get the whole annotation on one page I made the scale a lttle tight. You may still be able to read the annotations.
Thanks for posting your chart, Jack.
In trying to understand your thinking process, I copied all your annotations to my charts. All bars in my chart have been automatically degapped. I put boxes on my prices as you suggested.
I encountered a few issues during this process. Please have a look at few "pink dashed arrows" in my chart. It'd be great if you could comment on those arrows. Thanks very much.
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Quote from bh_prop:
Ok, if my original interpretation was correct, my original question is still unanswered. Bar 41 did not have higher volume than the origin of the lateral (bar 38) and sym bar 69 did not have higher volume than bar 68. So how can either of those 2 bars have an end of trend volume event if the volume cannot be measured? Perhaps I need Jack to answer.
I counted and logged the lateral bars. Lat 3 was bar 40. bar 41 I logged as lat 4. At that point I write "retro in two places: near and to thhe right of form's lat 4 logging and on the row for bar 38 to the right of the event column.
I write in a volume value for bars 39, 40 and 41. they were P1, P1 (through neglect I omitted the pink ray on the chart), and T1.
On the PP sheets of EE's there is PP3. It's criteria is that a T1 be "beteen" two P1's. The criteria was met.
For bar 69, I see it as a lat 3. Bar 70 is a lat 4. see above comment.
I did the retro for bars 68 and 69 and got an Ab, LVBO on 69. I did set A yellow panel and found n - 1 BM, REV AND an n of Ab. A c turn occurred. thus I labelled the price bar as a c turn going short.
I did the retro for bar 70 . I checked bars 69, 70 and 71; they were P1's. AND bar 69 was assigned a P1 since it was an A band EE. I checked for acceleration and it was present. On the PP sheet this is listed as PP1.
So I checked the Modrian Table for a possible c turn (the purpose of the Modrian Table) N -1 was Ab AND n was a PP1. They are present so the turn is a C turn in Set A. this is a go long.
Since I missed the c turn, I adjusted my chart accordingly. The a turn on bar 74 is not a possible c turn (check the Modrian table to confirm this (I did the check))
This affects the open since the carryover is long.
So I used the Modrian Table panel (green) in the SET A column to see if there was an n -1 (PP1) AND an n value of PP3. I found this was TRUE. When true, this means a c turn is occurring. If a c turn, then there is a reversal.
thus, the annotaitions on the chart.
thanks for being persistent. I find, in the learning curve, that the lats are kinda difficult.
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Quote from tea_leaf:
Thanks for posting your chart, Jack.
In trying to understand your thinking process, I copied all your annotations to my charts. All bars in my chart have been automatically degapped. I put boxes on my prices as you suggested.
I encountered a few issues during this process. Please have a look at few "pink dashed arrows" in my chart. It'd be great if you could comment on those arrows. Thanks very much.
Good work.
On the first BM, you are correct. I missed it when I put in the BM and didn't mentally degap.
On your presumed PP1, you used a P1 in two segments. That is a no no.
It is late and I didn't check the rest of the PM's. Sorry.
Tomorrow I will post the open, midday and the pm as separate charts.
that way we can catch my errors and we can restart several times.
that way we can catch my errors and we can restart several times.
Quote from jack hershey:
Tomorrow I will post the open, midday and the pm as separate charts.
that way we can catch my errors and we can restart several times.
Attached please find the open.
as the carryover chart showed bar 81 was a T2F. The n+1 test is required once band is established. You see four rays and NO T1 is in force.
I entered long on the open.
Bar 1 will be tested for an EE.
The EE is a rarely occurring Fa, print and save for your collection of EE examples.
This is a Set B type trend. Add the Fa to your Mustard Modian panel.
Put in the BM and the rtl and you are on your way.
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Quote from jack hershey:
Tomorrow I will post the open, midday and the pm as separate charts.
that way we can catch my errors and we can restart several times.
Please find the midday attached.
C band pass developed over the even harmonic. The pm BO is marked by this end of midday reversal.
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here is the PM BO.
Make a note that the c band pass was one bar too late.
The second T2F was too low (lower than T1 so I had an Fd, LVBO instead. This chart shows that.
The OB on 57 began a laeral. Since the char is past the lat 4, I did the retro and a PP6 shows on bar 60.
add the BM and rtl on bar 57 as house keeping.
Today expanded the Summr range on news.
after the news wore off the Summer range returned.
Make a note that the c band pass was one bar too late.
The second T2F was too low (lower than T1 so I had an Fd, LVBO instead. This chart shows that.
The OB on 57 began a laeral. Since the char is past the lat 4, I did the retro and a PP6 shows on bar 60.
add the BM and rtl on bar 57 as house keeping.
Today expanded the Summr range on news.
after the news wore off the Summer range returned.