I have been following many threads since early march of this year, and have learned much more than I could have imagined thanks to the many efforts of those who truly are here to learn and foster the process of transfering Knowledge. To those individuals I am very thankful, I will not mention names as everyone well knows who they are. I work full time during the day, and am finishing a BA at a local university full time nights. What time is available and remaining I read, process, print and put in files. To contribute what I can at this point I am posting as a word attachment my compilation of this current thread to include the part under TA before it was moved. THe document has most of the pictures pasted into it I have however not spell checked it as I like to correct them better in my head. This I feel makes me focus more on what I am reading. The document is current to 09/19/05 and stands at 171 pages. Again thank you to all involved in the process. I Hope that my contributions can be greater in the future as I progress in knowledge and experience.
Hey All, Unfortunately, my court case went against me, tragically. So, I've been out of it since friday and dared not enter the markets today since my focus was off. Nonetheless, I'm reading Q's here and punching up things (frequently deleting on many posts)... I see a few newcomers which is great and someone mentioned something a pt1, 2, 3... BRB... MAK!
This is somewhat more of an advanced EQ stuff. The IQ on it is straightforward. I don't recall having seen any of the above posted anywhere and I have large file cabinets. MAK!
Mak, Thanks for the info - I thought that might be the situation. The references come from "Seamless Continuous Trading.doc" which I think I got from MSN. I was hoping they were just misplaced. I'm sorry to hear the case went against you; it's unfortunate that you have to go through it. Moz, Thanks much for the links! I've bookmarked and scheduled them for review. Anthony
my method is a pain too, and leaves plenty of room for inaccuracy. I find a bar that touches the RTL of the IT and then choose any other point on the line, noting its time & price. I take those two points to the next chart to plot the RTL... once that is done it is easy to drop the parallel on pt2 (you get a clue where to look for it from the previous chart). I generally have to adjust my bar sizes when doing this (zoom way out). Hopefully somebody can suggest a better solution...
Hi excav8tr I'm having problems opening your second document part ii, I tried the Word repair feature but still can't open it in Word, is it possible for you to resave and repost it? Many Thanks