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Quote from Neoxx:

The comments have been very helpful. Now that the trend component of price and sentiment has been clarified, I'll continue with the drills.

pile the prints of my comments together and print the posts too.

You get a tab for this pile. staple them after punching (tightly in very upper left hand corner. And put the tap on the post that gave you the aha which is reverse chroned to appear on the TOP of the pile.

We have 1000 tabs to go before you start the third Q of 2009.
 
Quote from jack hershey:

Perfect. And I will assign you drills for after point 3.

There are several:

3. point 3 to FTT.

4. The remaining beginner cycles for each day.

5. Bebriefing to add contracts each time the opportunity permits.

6. Doing the 10 day P/L equity curve for the Business Plan

7. Beginning to annotate and log in real time.

8. Repeating days 1 through 10 for the next skill level of SCT.

ETC.


Looking forward to it.


We will need to get the biofeedback rolling too. We will work with some locals in your area to get up to speed. Checkout the cardiac folks in your area.

You mentioned a UBS-attachment biofeedback device in some of your previous posts. When the time is right, just let me know and I'll locate one of these.
 
Quote from jack hershey:

pile the prints of my comments together and print the posts too.

You get a tab for this pile. Staple them after punching (tightly in very upper left hand corner). And put the tap on the post that gave you the aha which is reverse chroned to appear on the TOP of the pile.

We have 1000 tabs to go before you start the third Q of 2009.

I'll be using the Strunk and White "Elements of Style" directive sentence structure. Only the prdications appear. The subject is always undrstood to be "You".

Now we can sprinkle in a little dry humor once in a while.
 
Quote from Neoxx:



Looking forward to it.




You mentioned a UBS-attachment biofeedback device in some of your previous posts. When the time is right, just let me know and I'll locate one of these. [/B]

It will be overnighted and the cardiac guy will get you rolling on his set up to make it easy.

We have several emails available for you with pro's here. But you have to go with the flow. These markets are filling up the guernies as you can imagine.
 
Quote from jack hershey:

As we keep working on days 1 through 10, we get to see that days 1 through 5 started the same way and occasionally the direction was different.

All the days do have point 1's and we are headed to point 3 so we can look back and put in point 2.

As each log is started we can use the first couple of line to deal with the following. Its preflight plus.... Most are just mind reminders; be selective in noting and settle in.

A. Market Carryover

1. how the day traders exited

2. Last trading of big money

3. the final deals of the bottom fishers.

4. News coming up. (fill in on approx sheet for day)

5. standard reporting coming up (fill in on approx sheet for day)

B. Premium

1. yesterday's and its drift.

2. how overnight and the world turning set up the open's reversion to the mean opening trading in BOTH the cash and the index.

3. Who is in charge before during and just after open.

C. SCT Carryover

1. channels (print Todd's charts if mentoring/ locals)

2. ATR.

3. volatility of price

4. Volume PACE carryover potential.

5. How PACE changes are going to divide the day (A seasonal thing, ordinarily)

6. Capacity issues

a. PACE/capacity chart

b. Harmonics notes

7. math and null issues for examples.

8. Other edge upgrade support.

I'll probably do a few before open as boot camp moves to intermediate and onward. The next days will be rough ones market formationwise.

I have criticised you Jack for not being good at communicating, but I have to say well done for making a good effort at giving structure to your ideas.

For detractors, I don't use STC and it isn't my thing, but I'll watch and wait to see the outcome without being overly impressed with early success or failure. It's not my business to criticise the approach until I see the results. (I’ll choose to ignore prior confusion that I was critical about.)

I also told Jack he had a responsibility to others to either hand it over to someone who could document the method and remove the confusion or else make it clearly structured. Jack will often use 5 words where 1 will suffice and make it more flowery than trading needs to be, but I can see what he is trying to do here.

The Boot Camp doesn't last long so why not leave be and then lambaste the final results if everyone fails. I will measure it on the success of any trader.

While I still think you use university language for an elementary school class and therein lies the danger of hiding a lack of substance, I am fascinated to see the end results and commend you for making your boot camp syllabus public... and thus to quite an extent putting STC's neck on the block.

Good on you Jack!
 
Quote from Jack Hershey:


By changing the position of T in price and in the sub column of sentiment, you mind thinks of the columns differently where price is M and sentiment remark is A of MADA. It is a "processing" activity.


Either there are multiple layers of meaning within each post, or I'm just not sharp enough yet to pick up the intended meanings on the first reading. After the trend clarification the above statement suddenly makes much more sense.

Unexpectedly quiet spell at work... I'm glad I brought those charts, in a mobile file folder no less!

And I thought Brits had the monopoly on dry humour. :p
 
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