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Jack Hershey's Drill number 1
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An unexpected answer, but it make alot of senseswhen I think about it. I have plenty of Connie and Gann stuff, and back in the days when I just started I read a Murphy TA book, but I didn't collect anything else from John. What specific aspect of their work should I concentrate on? As you know these authors cover just about anything that's related to market and then some.Quote from oddiduro:
I found that WDGann, Connie Brown, and John Murphy all helped in a solid understanding of the Hershey method.
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Yeah, but unlike Jack, they don't build on NLP.Quote from nkhoi:
An unexpected answer, but it make alot of senseswhen I think about it. I have plenty of Connie and Gann stuff, and back in the days when I just started I read a Murphy TA book, but I didn't collect anything else from John. What specific aspect of their work should I concentrate on? As you know these authors cover just about anything that's related to market and then some.
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An unexpected answer, but it make alot of senseswhen I think about it. I have plenty of Connie and Gann stuff, and back in the days when I just started I read a Murphy TA book, but I didn't collect anything else from John. What specific aspect of their work should I concentrate on? As you know these authors cover just about anything that's related to market and then some.
Well Jack touches on time stops, volume of sales, and fibonacci points through the use of the stochastics, so maybe I would start there. When I began reading his stuff, that is what resonated with me right away.
With Jack's method, you have to be able to wash. Stay in the trade until the reason for entry is no longer there, then get out.
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Citizen Oddiduro, thanks. Do I understand your post to mean that in the application of channels to entries and exits, all that counts is the proximity of price to the channel extremes and "good" volume behavior? (Ignoring for the moment FTTs.) Sockie.
That is it precisely. If the guassian is going according to what it should do in the trend, then all is well. Otherwise, all is not well.
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Well Jack touches on time stops, volume of sales, and fibonacci points through the use of the stochastics, so maybe I would start there. When I began reading his stuff, that is what resonated with me right away.
With Jack's method, you have to be able to wash. Stay in the trade until the reason for entry is no longer there, then get out.
Search for APA and for IF1, IF2.
if reading his stuff = understanding his method then I should have master it looong time ago but thank for some pointer anyway.
Thank you, Citizen Oddiduro! Continuing to play straight man (easy for us priapic Greeks), permit me ask the next level of channel question. In identifying and deciding to reverse at an FTT, do you consider only price in relation to the channel, or are there other factors?
(Thank you for your good humor in preserving the Jackean spelling of "guassian".)
(And lest you think that I am not a serious trader by posting during the session, I am in my "greyout" period when I take no trades and relieve the terrible stress of making money by trolling ET. I perfected the algorithm which defines "greyout" with extensive forward testing and great loss of funds.)
May the god smile upon you.
(Thank you for your good humor in preserving the Jackean spelling of "guassian".)
(And lest you think that I am not a serious trader by posting during the session, I am in my "greyout" period when I take no trades and relieve the terrible stress of making money by trolling ET. I perfected the algorithm which defines "greyout" with extensive forward testing and great loss of funds.)
May the god smile upon you.
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Thank you, Citizen Oddiduro! Continuing to play straight man (easy for us priapic Greeks), permit me ask the next level of channel question. In identifying and deciding to reverse at an FTT, do you consider only price in relation to the channel, or are there other factors?
(Thank you for your good humor in preserving the Jackean spelling of "guassian".)
(And lest you think that I am not a serious trader by posting during the session, I am in my "greyout" period when I take no trades and relieve the terrible stress of making money by trolling ET. I perfected the algorithm which defines "greyout" with extensive forward testing and great loss of funds.)
May the god smile upon you.
I am aware of no other factors, if I am reading your question correctly.
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