Making JH' SCT and all his material alive

Good effort and congrats on completing a day! Even though it's incomplete and inaccurate it forms a baseline for refinement.
Thanks a lot

The pics are difficult to see, better light and darker pencil would make a difference. Of what I could see, I'm not understanding BS as a price case nor can I see if the VTP cells are being gestured correctly. Retro is also only activated on the qualifying 4th bar of a lateral, there are no laterals annotated nor logged.
Sorry, I'll make it clearer ! BS is for Black Stitch, RS for Red Stitch. Which is the best way of labeling a red or black stitch ?
Ok for retro

1) start at the first P1 of the day and include a Bookmark at the intersection of the RTL. Do this for every P1 start of trend. As @Simples suggests, it's essential to match the progression of elements of the VTP to it's price container.
Got it

2) begin to mentally degap your bars, mark in the cell for each bar when this is called for and when it's not. Log this.
Some issue here. From what we lastly discussed, degap meant stick the last bar of prior day to the first one of next day. I see a Degap column in the Log, yes, but I don't understand what it means when it's for every bar. Can you help please ?
Since you are not working with the lookup tables yet, then each trend that you've ID'd will end with a BM,rev or a BO,T1. As you integrate the lookup tables a multiple of the BM,rev's and BO,T1's will become EE's.
So let's ID BM and BO,T1 ?
Still struggling with ID EE's and PP's.




I'll soon post some questions on the VTP which is my very first focus currently.
 
Should have said on the VTP and on End Effects ;)

Here is a serie of descriptions of each EE I have. In red, find my questions.



Question 1

The PP1 is the ACCELERATING P1's.

PP1a

Three P2's happen and there is acceleration.

So the PP1a has been invented.

-> Three P2's....in a row ? or each 3 P2's appearing in a sequence we put PP1a and from there we continue to count until 3 P2s and so on ?
Plus, "there is acceleration" -> does that mean all three P2 need to increase compared to each prior one ?



Question 2


PP3

Okay.

You get two P1's one after another, no exceptions.

Volume lands BETWEEN the two P1 values on the third bar of the trend.

PP3a

Same as PP3 except........

you have a wait in the form of a lateral BEFORE you get the T1.

-> is that last T1 a tipo ? It's not about T1s here on PP3, but about P1's. Lost here !


Question 3

PP4
PP5
PP5a


These are OB type turns.

As you remember OB's have an upper level and a lower NEXT level.

You do a volume test and get a peak on the upper level. Naturally, the Next on the lower level is a trough.

-> this may be the occasion to explain my problem on the VTP when OB surge. I understand there is two levels and we test the first time (first level, upper one) the volume bar of that OB appearing, it's whichever volume point in the OOE, and the next level is assigned by following this order.
What I do not get is what "next" level really concretely mean ? I mean, I have an OB appearing, I divide my row in the log in two, on the upper level I test the volume bar concerned by the OB, and we test the next volume element...but it's still the same volume bar we're to test ?.. no ?
Plus, as on any OB there're two opposite tapes, how to procede as for VTP ?
I miss something here and this stopps me in the progression of the VTP.
Can you too please remember me if Black/Red Stitch and FBP/FTP are price cases giving permission to measure volume ?



Question 4


When doing the VTP and logging, a SYM appear, on lower volume compared to prior volume bar, we have to wait. Then the next bar appear, price case gives permission to measure volume. At this time, we repeat the same volume test we did before the SYM appeared, we do a test for repeat.
But, we compare the level of this last volume bar to SYM's volume bar on which we waited, or on the bar prior to SYM ?
 
Thanks a lot


Sorry, I'll make it clearer ! BS is for Black Stitch, RS for Red Stitch. Which is the best way of labeling a red or black stitch ?
Ok for retro

You're inventing. In the literature it is StB or StR.


Got it


Some issue here. From what we lastly discussed, degap meant stick the last bar of prior day to the first one of next day. I see a Degap column in the Log, yes, but I don't understand what it means when it's for every bar. Can you help please ?

The initial concept of degapping is illustrated with the carryover of yesterday's trend.
The concept expands to include bar-by-bar regardless of timeframe. This includes degapping 5m bars.

What's being addressed is the 'relativity' of bars as compared to each other, not the 'absolute'.



So let's ID BM and BO,T1 ?
Still struggling with ID EE's and PP's.

Yes and you will continue to struggle until the above two failsafes are identified more accurately and consistently. Both are essential in establishing the accuracy of the P1 by which all other progression of trend is measured against.
Refer to the recommendation by @Simples to match the ID's to the trend container. The trend container is based on the parallelogram of geometry. The geometry is based upon the 'pattern'.

The 'pattern' is used to compare and contrast what the market is currently doing and 'What Must Come Next' if your IF,...THEN... is valid. Otherwise it's a false, logged as such and the 'tell' of the market is trusted and accepted.





I'll soon post some questions on the VTP which is my very first focus currently.

Yes and all the above is part of the VTP.

Comments within quoted text.
 
Should have said on the VTP and on End Effects ;)

Here is a serie of descriptions of each EE I have. In red, find my questions.



Question 1

The PP1 is the ACCELERATING P1's.

PP1a

Three P2's happen and there is acceleration.

So the PP1a has been invented.

-> Three P2's....in a row ? or each 3 P2's appearing in a sequence we put PP1a and from there we continue to count until 3 P2s and so on ?
Plus, "there is acceleration" -> does that mean all three P2 need to increase compared to each prior one ?


If you haven't already, you should have a specific binder full of Jack's charts from all the threads that you have posted. Even though much of it is student work, you'll find his and you'll know through the level of detail. There are charts that also have the logs posted. There are others that also have a specific trade log posted. All are supportive and give you the answers you seek. These are the same questions that myself and others have answered for ourselves. The doubt that you have can only be cleared up by deduction.

It was helpful to me to adopt 'operating points'. These are hypotheses that I would assume true until tested false. So with the above questions in your mind, look for evidence to support or refute. If there are two contradictory ones, just pick one as the 'operating point', assume true until it a false appears. This is a practice.

For example;
If 3 successive P2's occur with acceleration, then it is a EE - PP1a.

How can 3 successive P2's manifest themselves with acceleration?
How can 3 successive P2's manifest themselves without acceleration?
What can volume do in the first case?
What can volume do in the second case?


Of 'what volume can do', which is more like acceleration? which is less like acceleration?

If 3 non-successive P2's occur with acceleration, then it is a EE - PP1a.

The questions will hone down the focus of possibilities to a smaller and smaller set toward what it must be in a one-to-one relationship.

This 'is' this. This 'is not' that.



Question 2


PP3

Okay.

You get two P1's one after another, no exceptions.

Volume lands BETWEEN the two P1 values on the third bar of the trend.

PP3a

Same as PP3 except........

you have a wait in the form of a lateral BEFORE you get the T1.

-> is that last T1 a tipo ? It's not about T1s here on PP3, but about P1's. Lost here !

Another approach,...
There's a PP3. Now there's a PP3a. Why would it be called a PP3a? Why not PP3b or PP4?
If you were discovering something for the first time, how would you go about categorizing the differences?



Question 3

PP4
PP5
PP5a


These are OB type turns.

As you remember OB's have an upper level and a lower NEXT level.

You do a volume test and get a peak on the upper level. Naturally, the Next on the lower level is a trough.

-> this may be the occasion to explain my problem on the VTP when OB surge. I understand there is two levels and we test the first time (first level, upper one) the volume bar of that OB appearing, it's whichever volume point in the OOE, and the next level is assigned by following this order.
What I do not get is what "next" level really concretely mean ? I mean, I have an OB appearing, I divide my row in the log in two, on the upper level I test the volume bar concerned by the OB, and we test the next volume element...but it's still the same volume bar we're to test ?.. no ?
Plus, as on any OB there're two opposite tapes, how to procede as for VTP ?
I miss something here and this stopps me in the progression of the VTP.
Can you too please remember me if Black/Red Stitch and FBP/FTP are price cases giving permission to measure volume ?

Yes it is the same volume bar but the second subrow of the divided row. The FS's have your answer for the two opposite tapes.


Question 4


When doing the VTP and logging, a SYM appear, on lower volume compared to prior volume bar, we have to wait. Then the next bar appear, price case gives permission to measure volume. At this time, we repeat the same volume test we did before the SYM appeared, we do a test for repeat.
But, we compare the level of this last volume bar to SYM's volume bar on which we waited, or on the bar prior to SYM ?

Try it both ways to see which answer the market dictates is true. Use the concept of 'extracting the full offer of the market' to move to that viewpoint to inform your developing discernment.

Comments with quoted text.
 
PP3: "Volume lands between P1's", means what volume element?

OB's have two levels, which mean one extra "row" of logging. P OB's are dominant, so D-nD. T OB's non-dominant, so nD-D, regarding volume. We don't really have exact volume values though may assume relativistic volumes.

PP1a: The sheets are said to have exact formulas. Some posts adds a bit to them and provide context. They need R&D.

Good to work on FS together with volume elements and bands.

What Jack has not provided is the system, so one need to always do iterative refinement from current understanding.
 
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Maybe a pic helps answer a few questions.

Here is an auto-annotated volume snip from around noon today.
The instrument, time frame, price pane and containers are not included, nor necessary for the questions the pic may help answer.


noon.jpg



As an aside, a really fun and interesting exercise is to imagine the price pane. And then compare imagined versus real. Do this on your own setup with an isolated volume snip where your personal annotation methods were used. It's a very worthwhile exercise imo.
 
Focusing on volume, here's price maybe.
Those who want to do this exercise themselves, do it first before looking.


Fantastic work @Simples!! Fantastic!

Overall, this was a small piece of a non-dom consolidation zig-zag within a larger down container. The yellow-ish Hz in the middle was a POC. The broken green Hz was zig-zag support. The zig-zag was about 150 minutes old at the time.

Attached is the actual.

Great work @Simples!
 

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