Iterative Refinement

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If I understand what you're meaning (not sure I do)...
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:D What I mean is that these comments:
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A fully annotated chart provides more benefits than simply learning to draw trend lines.

Maybe, just maybe, one learns far more from thoroughly annotating charts, than simply how to draw trend lines.

Perhaps, monitoring teaches more than simply drawing trend lines.

One learns much more than how to draw trend lines by monitoring.
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suggest that there's more to channels than initially meets the eye, hence is my attempt to build the Top Ten list
 
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:D What I mean is that these comments:suggest that there's more to channels than initially meets the eye, hence is my attempt to build the Top Ten list
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Yes, but you actually wrote:
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The market 'fanned' out on the way up, so it had to do the same on the way down.
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Which is why I posted. Maybe you could clarify in what context this holds true. :)
 
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Maybe you could clarify ...
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This post was made in a decision-making ( i.e. which signals are filtered) context. As I was walking through that day, following the comments that were made as that trade developed, it alerted me to the fact that I was not seeing certain things that influence signal filtering. I am not trying to be rhetorical. What I posted is simply symmetrically reversed observation taken from here. I don't have an explanation for why it occurs and how P/V is involved. Being a beginner I realized that that 'religious experiences' re: 'channel beliefs' that Jack wrote about, may have included more that the fact that channels overlap and the price respects TL extended in the future.
HTH.
 
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I am not trying to be rhetorical.
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I am simply trying to solicit opinions from those with more experience. If I knew the answers I would be posting them instead of questions:)
 
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HTH.
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Thanks for trying to explain. I guess it is a too advanced (or too complex) topic for me at my current level of understanding. I'll stick to trying to see them trees for now. :)
 
Changing my charts today for “Roll-over Day” prompts a question I’ve had for some time. I remember reading in a previous post and in a previous journal the stated importance of using bar charts for this methodology. Using the search function, the only explicit reason I could find was something to the effect that candlestick charts gave “too much information”. Having been a long-time user of candlestick charts, I’m hoping someone could expound on the benefit of using bars verses candlesticks.

Thank you for any insight on the topic!

- river
 
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I'm hoping someone could expound on the benefit of using bars verses candlesticks.[/B]
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Have a look at this post. Also, I find the charts become too messy with candles.
 
ES M8 Daily Chart June 12/2008

Posting the M8 contract this evening as it is fully annotated.
Today was rollover day to ESU8 and I will have that chart annotated and posted this weekend.

Daily ES bar formed an IBGS on both the M8 and the U8 contracts, and made a LH and a LL.
Also an increase in the volatility expansion due to the decrease in price.
 

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