Iterative Refinement

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Spydertrader, Jan 3, 2008.

  1. :D better late then never
     
    #12141     Jun 27, 2009
  2. Neoxx

    Neoxx

    Three carryover styles, back to back: continuous, discontinuous and minimal.
     
    #12142     Jun 27, 2009
  3. NYCMB

    NYCMB

    Hi Neoxx,

    I'M kind OF slow. Could you kindly post a chart indicating the spots where continuous, discontinuous and minimal occured. It's probabley a multiple-day-chart.

    TIA!
     
    #12143     Jun 27, 2009
  4. Neoxx

    Neoxx

    Sorry if I caused confusion with my arbitrary naming. Pull up Thursday's chart, then look at the three sets of annotations for Friday:

    Ehorn extended his trendlines from the prior day's chart. Continuous.

    I deleted the gap, and moved the trendlines in accordance. Discontinuous.

    Romanus continued the last gaussian, then started afresh; no carryover trendlines. Minimal.

    I'm not commenting on which is the right way to handle the carryover... just that Friday's charts afforded an interesting opportunity to compare all three.
     
    #12144     Jun 27, 2009
  5. It may appear that I did started afresh. However, the same medium thickness for the gaussians (medium thickness for traverses) was maintained beginning with B2B, which started @ 15:40 on 6/25 for one reason - to wait until the market finishes what it started.
    In this particular context the RTL of the non-dominant traverse was already broken on 6/25 and the channel RTL was broken on 6/26 prior to the sequence completion (see attached).
     
    #12145     Jun 27, 2009
  6. Neoxx

    Neoxx

    From the charts, it looked like two short traverses with an intervening long tape.

    Not a criticism, just an observation.
     
    #12146     Jun 27, 2009
  7. My apologies: the annotations for 6/25 are not thorough - the decreasing medium weight gaussian which begins at 15:40 on 6/25 is missing from the chart.

    It seems to me that the market has finished building the 'traverse' [black trendlines in the atached] which started @15:40 6/25 and it did so by creating the pink 'something' [9:50 - 11:50 on 6/26] as a non-dominant part of that 'traverse' and a blue something [11:50 - 15:50 on 6/26] as a dominant component.

    Both pink down and the blue up on my original annotated 6/26 chart appear to me to be the same fractal as the 'intervening' up tape you referred to, which is why annotating the gaussians the way I did makes sense to me - both blue up and pink down seem to me to be 5 min ES level traverses.
     
    #12147     Jun 27, 2009
  8. Neoxx

    Neoxx

    Thanks for clarifying.

    I agree that the blue 'something' on your chart represented an ES-5 minute level traverse, though was admittedly unsure how to annotate it as such in real-time hence the broken-down version on my chart.

    I also agree that it completed the black 'something', which I had designated a decelerated channel.

    However, the first up 'something' of the black 'something' seems a little inadequate, in that it lacks actual IBV through it's latter section.

    Trying to stick to the correct lingo is like treading a minefield. :p
     
    #12148     Jun 27, 2009
  9. ehorn

    ehorn

    Thoughts...
     
    #12149     Jun 27, 2009
  10. :D Isn't it fun to stretch the brain to wrap it around 'something' new.

    P.S. On unrelated note: the first olive in the attached is a tape and such, as A TAPE it is structurally ( looking at price only) also a part of orange ff and second olive ff, and yet it is the same fractal as both orange and second olive. Something else (other than price alone) gives us a complete picture.
     
    #12150     Jun 28, 2009