Quote from Spydertrader:
1. Learn the Jokari Window. One must internalize the answers contained within, so that in the 'blink of an eye' one can know what signals the market has provided.
2. Learn the sequences of Price and Volume as Price moves from Point One to Point Two to Point Three.
3. Learn 'context' and how context 'filters' the signals provided by the market.
4. Learn "What must come next."
5. Learn where you are with respect to the 'right side of the market' at all times.
6. Apply that which you have learned onto any market on any time frame - provided sufficient liquidity exists - through the process of M-A-D-A.
- Spydertrader
Edit: 7. Stop using Indicators (MACD and The Stochastics). Take them off your chart. Focus on Price and Volume.
Spyder,
You continue to be the best of teachers. Pointing in the direction of the answer so that I have to work it out for myself!

1) I "know" the jokari window, however I will reread Jack's stuff on that which I have found. It is one of those concepts which is incredibly simple, but has far reaching implications.
2) This sequence is something which I need to reread stuff on, most definitely. I know the basics of drawing channels, but how to identify the 1,2 and 3 points in channel by sight AND volume is something I need to understand.
3) This third statement is a bit enigmatic, but I think it will become clearer the more I do. I think you are saying that no chart exists in a vacuum. It is impacted larger fractals, company information (earnings), and market conditions. Tell me if I am way off here.
4 & 5) That's what I hope to do!!

6) *sigh* This is when I feel stupid. What IS MADA? I read it all the time here , and my head feels stuffed full of acronyms sometimes.
7) Done that! VOlume only for me!
Thanks again Spyder.
I just want to share a bit with you. I have five kids and a job which pays me.... almost enough to support them. Your teachings are providing me with a way to properly support my family. My investments have netted me a 50% gain since February, mostly due to your journals and the help of everyone who contributes to them. I hope to learn enough to do this full time!
JF