Spydertrader's Jack Hershey Futures Trading Journal

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Try this:

You have an increasing Red Gaussian until price fails to head any lower (within the current Forest down channel). You have an increasing Black Gaussian until price fails to head any higher (within the current Forest up channel). You have a decreasing Red Gaussian until Price fails to head lower in the current Forest up channel. You have a decreasing Black Gaussian until price fails to head higher within the current Forest down channel. At some of these change points (increasing to decreasing or decreasing to increasing), you should find FBO's. At others, you should find FTT's. If you find you have made an error with your gaussians, change them. If you find you have missed a channel due to your revised Gaussians, add it.

See what you find at the Forest Level using the above outline. later, use the same exercise for the 'Trees'.

- Spydertrader

Spyder,

Your explanation of the forest level gaussians was very helpful. I put together a graphic to help me crystallize it in my mind. Please let me know if I've depicted this right. Thanks.

After looking at this again, I think I need to make a change.
 
Quote from WGTrader:

After looking at this again, I think I need to make a change.

Look for FTT's at Peaks. Look for FBO's and BO's at the troughs. While not the only place to find these 'points of change,' many will occur at the Peaks / Troughs.

- Spydertrader
 
Quote from Tums:

amazing stuff we are learning.
can't wait for the next quiz.

Here's one...

Try to pick out at least 3 bars on which a forest-level FTT occurs. If you need to, use the blank space to draw the channels.

<img src="http://www.elitetrader.com/vb/attachment.php?s=&postid=1401202">
 

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