Questions to Jack Hershey

Thank you for your information, RCG Trader and nkhoi.



Is the Traverse level gaussian correct in this chart (included Stoc, entry and exit)?

 

No, the third bar, right on the end of your chart is the exit. That is you r B2R, do you see it now?

 

Is rocket related to Pace Acceleration mentioned in IR thread?

Tape builds traverse, traverse then widens to be a channel.

Due to fractal nature, bbt builds tape which then widens to be a traverse (i.e. rocket).

If the above is true, there will be an endless loop...

bbt's ff builds bbt which then widens to be a bbt's sf (i.e. tape)....

I probably over-complicate the stuff again...

 

You do. Rocketeers is step one. After PVT. You are probably skipping PVT, which I do not recommend.

But if you insist, be a Rocketeer. Do not move forward until you have at least tripled your account.

 

Thanks, RCG Trader!

Is it correct?

 

Fractal too large. Go back to your original pic, and on that third bar where you see more red volume than the red before, that is a Red 2 Red. Exit your rocket right there. Try not to jump fractals, that is a very common problem with newbies.

 

Yes, I always jump fractals...

The "B2R" mentioned in your previous post means :

B2B2R2"B R"2R2b2R

The trend overlap area, am I right?

 

Would you elaborate more on that, please?

 

Close.

U left on a B2R. The trend can reassert itself.

Hold till a R2R, that is two bars over. See where you have higher red than the bar before it? That is a R2R. Keep at it,you are doing fine.

 

You need to take this bar by bar. Don't over think. Jack dumps a lot of info on his students. Take it all in and slow it down. I had a Calculus teacher like that. His name Dr. Dean, and he had a PhD in Mathematics and was teaching first year Calculus to freshmen EE students. He was brutal. And he would not stop either. So when I ran into Jack, it was like Dr. Dean. Do not try to take it all in at one time. Build upon each concept.