Jack Hershey Method: Channels

Quote from oddiduro:

Okay CL...

I took you off of ignore to try this one more time. Why? Because Jack made us promise to try to help others once we "got it".

So, what exactly are you trying to grip by starting this thread?

Thanks Oddiduro.

Your feedback as to where I may be misstating things would be helpful. If channels make 3x the daily range in the ES then I want to know how to use them for that purpose.
 
CL. My "angle" as you put it is simple and oft repeated. The study of Jack is heuristic. Further, I would wish that all of ET, and all that I trade against, would follow him.
 
Quote from oddiduro:


Because Jack made us promise to try to help others once we "got it".

Help people who have the mental capability to understand......

This thread is another clear example of the haves and have nots and specifically how they act.
 
Quote from Chicken Little:

Beginner rockets are just a subset of the Jack Hershey Method channel trading concept according to JH, so let's have a look at them.

Chicken, please keep up the good work! Maybe you can start a few other threads concerning Jack's demanding methods? Or could you even post some of his cooking recipes, too?
 
Oddiduro:

These channels are drawn using the following logic:

Two pairs of bars constitute the minimum channel.
On a new channel the first line is drawn in the new direction by connecting point 1 to the min/max of the bar pointing in the new direction. Then a parallel line is placed from the min/max of bar 2.

For example, the channel is downward sloping i.e., as x increases y decreases. On the first bar to exceed the high of the previous bar a new channel is drawn. The point 1 is the low of the previous bar and the first line is drawn between the low of the previous bar and the low of the current bar. Then a parallel line is draw from the top of the current bar.

If the channel is widened, a new parallel is drawn from the min/max of the bar widening the channel.
 

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Quote from hypostomus:

CL. My "angle" as you put it is simple and oft repeated. The study of Jack is heuristic. Further, I would wish that all of ET, and all that I trade against, would follow him.

Sorry hypo, just a feeble attempt at a little word play.

hypoteneuse, angle, inestimable.
 
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