The Surf Report--part 2
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IIRC, there was <i>one</i> instance -- an unverified report (no screenshots) from a longstanding Surf detractor.
Idiocy. By his actions at the time he gave himself away, and if you can't read where the tall tale starts then forgive me but ignorance or detraction is not the issue. What he did was blatant fraud, and there's no detractor that would go so far to take the time just to send me a pm to tell me <b>AT 4 in the morning.</b>
Quote from Lucrum:
I guess that img represents those who aren't aware of Surf's current hot streak?
Big deal, hot streaks don't mean anything, they just keep marginal players in the game longer. Consistency is where it's at, something Surf knows little about.
Happy he is on a run but know it won't last, Surf has terrible discipline.
Happy he is on a run but know it won't last, Surf has terrible discipline.
Quote from Rodney King:
I guess that img represents those who aren't aware of Surf's current hot streak?
Could you help me out with the acronyms, so I can follow your analysis? Thanks.
LH-Lower High, when price makes a high on the chart below the most recent oscillation or last highest price
HL-Higher Low, when price makes a low on the chart above the most recent oscillation or last lowest price
BRHH-BreachHigherHigh, when price exceeds its most recent lower high above the most recent oscillation or last highest price
BRLL-BreachLowerLow, when price declines below its most recent lower low, which can be a higher low that it breaks through or breaches through, and keeps going lower whereas this oscillation is not predictable because if this happens it is likely to keep breaching just as its corollary will keep going higher.
There are 12 things you should do depending on if you are flat, long, or short at the time of the oscillation but the logic square you should come up with using these basic definitions from Price Physics are exactly 3x4, 3 possible positions, long, flat, or short, and 4 possible oscillations that I've simplified because a BRHH or BRLL is a case where they're breaching previous higher highs or previous lower lows so there's a simplification of the theory because some people get confused about recognizing whether they are truly HH/LL's first time prime oscillation support/resistance, and subsequently following LH'S then BRLL, and HL's then BRLL.
That is the only thing I see whenever I analyze my charts, and this should help a lot of people understand how to trade profitably. The key since you don't exactly know when it will stop moving up or down is to watch the price using constant volume bar charts in powers of 7 and wait for confirmation that the price is set then enter respectively with the correct directional trade according to that logic square.
There isn't any other more logical definition of price action than Price Physics, so I'm sure since 110,000 people have read this maybe somebody will add content that's actually useful even if this thread is dead.
HL-Higher Low, when price makes a low on the chart above the most recent oscillation or last lowest price
BRHH-BreachHigherHigh, when price exceeds its most recent lower high above the most recent oscillation or last highest price
BRLL-BreachLowerLow, when price declines below its most recent lower low, which can be a higher low that it breaks through or breaches through, and keeps going lower whereas this oscillation is not predictable because if this happens it is likely to keep breaching just as its corollary will keep going higher.
There are 12 things you should do depending on if you are flat, long, or short at the time of the oscillation but the logic square you should come up with using these basic definitions from Price Physics are exactly 3x4, 3 possible positions, long, flat, or short, and 4 possible oscillations that I've simplified because a BRHH or BRLL is a case where they're breaching previous higher highs or previous lower lows so there's a simplification of the theory because some people get confused about recognizing whether they are truly HH/LL's first time prime oscillation support/resistance, and subsequently following LH'S then BRLL, and HL's then BRLL.
That is the only thing I see whenever I analyze my charts, and this should help a lot of people understand how to trade profitably. The key since you don't exactly know when it will stop moving up or down is to watch the price using constant volume bar charts in powers of 7 and wait for confirmation that the price is set then enter respectively with the correct directional trade according to that logic square.
There isn't any other more logical definition of price action than Price Physics, so I'm sure since 110,000 people have read this maybe somebody will add content that's actually useful even if this thread is dead.