To all ye blithering oafs out there, gap that chart and see for yourself if what is being advertised, had actually developed on the next day.
Hi Jack, Thank you for your feedback. I updated my annotation. In my annotation, green skinny line: up faster fractal traverse stuff orange skinny line: down faster fractal traverse stuff Any comments on my chart? TIA
No money can be made reversing on green bookmarks. No money can be made consistently reversing on failed BO's. All 5 old annotated charts imply things that will happen on the next day, but never did. The sucker is born every minute. All you have to do is believe the guru. Everybody else conveniently becomes a detractor or a phisher. If1 - If2 loses money like a clockwork. On Outside Bars it triples the losses. How fucked up a person has to be to refuse the evidence that is staring them in the face. LTL breaks may or may not produce another "FTT", and it has nothing to do with the "zones". This crap is the biggest and most intricate example of what is wrong with people who produced it. But it's so full of holes that once you grasp the gimmick, you can defuse it without any trouble and walk forward over it.
FBO's are like reading tomorrows newspaper today...for starters, just focus on them...preferably after pt. 3's if you know how to not jump fractals... Don't be a hater, just break it down.
Dude, I have read a lot of you're posts and most (to me) don't make any sense... now you maybe the smartest guy in the room but I don't get it... My advice to you is to read through all of Jack's posts(its long and tedious) and start putting it together....Once you get it, you get it!!! good luck.
Hilarious! Failed BO is a retrace. Jumping fractals is when you don't know if you got a retrace or reversal. Your statement reads: "If you can tell the difference between the retrace and reversal, you can trade them". Your methodology is not capable of differentiating one from another. Hershey's solution is to reverse on green bookmark, Spydertrader's - to trade the trendline breaks. Both crutches produce losing P&L consistently.