Quote from jack hershey:
I always exit on or before bar 78. The reason is that margin changes and I have my linked in set at 94%. the extra non traded 6% is for bar volatility (trend volatility actually)
You can always tell long from short since long has a pencil mark below the witing line of the tablet. I am very oriented to Tofte and how he sees representations.
I use "cheat sheets" as landscape sheets in a 3 ring binder. there are six of them. the "hate to risk" graphic shows a hold. Hate to risk, the person, has emotional feelings during hold. These spontaneous feelings are telling him a bout his need to "survive". They say "suvive by not being at risk. Note his name for perpetuating his difficulty. That is why I chose jack hershey as my name. I always know that I know jack hershey.
I have flipped through the cheat sheets to some extent for each "profit taking" bar entry. River wanted to learn how to do the trades listed. So I suggested he begin with the shortest trades. In the above mentioned illustration, I showed 7 "quickies". These are all seen on page one of my cheat sheets.
If you look at the illustration I gave hate to risk, you can see just how the other pages are drawn out as encriptions of the market's operation.
Originally, I had thought I would be on the record in real time. this meant that I could be sited by anyone where they could thoroughly examine my imperfections and thoroughly report them to the public. I was unable to get the arranger to understand what I told him. these questions of your are very cool because you need the answers to be able to keep track of each subsequent trade. The chart was used in the form it has to make clear how the concept "relative data base" really works.
In trading, there is no mystery as to why so many people fail. as you look at hate to risk, he explains how he makes money and how he feels as thsi money making occurs. He adopted a bar by bar analysis. But he has yet to examine the system of analysis that his effort represents.
The Paltalk arranger frightened us all by posting a chart. He did not even understand that I would be on Paltalk explaining something that was NOT even on his charts. He also thought I would call the whole day and then answer questions. after RTH.
There is this huge mismatch of me and those who read me or trade looking at a platform we have influenced greatly (TN). The last time I let Larson's crew look at my screen, they asked if they could change it to a Bollinger display so they could work on the transmission problem.
you can see this thread is a big miscommunication for several other reasons, some quite humorous others the bleak reality of the integrity of the finacnial industry. This Depression is going to be really really tough on the average Joe out there.
Well here we are on the 11th. A lot of data points since the open on the 19th.
I am settling for the data I have trransmitted in ET as a proof. As meagre as it is, I did call the open on 5 consecutive days. It looks like the CW can't "get it" on the open even. Thanks to those who explained to me I was wrong in making the money I did on each open.
I just looked at my original where I added several days of trades. There are two pairs of identical trades (day-bar):
20-49 and 25-30
and
22-59 and 25- 10
There definitely are others but my memory, where they came from, is not that swift.
Sorry I was sooo slow to respond.
Jack didn't write this. A nice try, though. Too many taletell discrepanties. I hope this does not mean that Jack is indisposed.
