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Never would that ever happen. Just love it!
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HOW BBT (1) is constructed, determines how BBT (2) and BBT (3) also need to be constructed in order for us to know what we have is a Tape. Scooty, My question to FT was that can you apply the above same rule to tapes. It would be like this: HOW tape (1) is constructed, determines how tape (2) and tape (3) also need to be constructed in order for us to know what we have is a traverse. I also should of used traverse instead of channel as the next container up. luckily FT saw beyond that oversight. and cleared up my question hth
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I thought this is an open forum. Since when is anyone subject to your criticism? Since when is this thread about you?
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F.T. Thank you. If tape 1 is complete can all bbt’s of tape 2 be contained within a lateral and can tape 2 complete within that lateral? Thanks
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Given the fractal nature, substituting tape for bbt and channel for tape would be appropriate? Thanks
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J Barnby, is putting together a program to teach what Todd taught him step by step. He has a few students he trained now trading live. It will last a year and bring you through live trading.
if you are interested you can find out more by contacting him by private massage from the price volume forum.
I thought, you might be interested.
Take care,
Steve
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There are a number of people who quietly follow along and do their work as time allows, when ever they can. I am very grateful for Todds effort, and perfectly willing to pay forward anything I have learned here. There is nothing I can add beyond those that have had close contact with either Jack or Todd and have already shared. When Todd stopped posting I moved to using other types of volume studies as an overlay to Jacks basic paradigm. Order flow analysis and auction market theory also fit nicely within Jacks channel fractal symmetry. Last year I shared a chart description in JH software in ET, containing one of the volume studies I use as an overlay. This thread isn’t about watching open interest and knowing where commercials defend their positions before an FTT happens. I’m glad you think things are funny. I’m not the one operating in a vacuum. I’m making an effort to follow though and learn something Jack and Todd wanted to share and help others.
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Thanks in advance for any comments. Steve
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Thanks for your input. Is this a little closer?
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The channel drawing tool for nt 6.5 is still my favorite. Channel heavy Traverse medium Tape thin BBT lt grey This is far from perfect.
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John, absolutely not a waste of time ! I appreciate your input. I followed your suggestion and reread, a refresher, and found some of Gucchi’s comments were right on. Your posts are a great reality check. Problem is, I think that most people here are Vegas level or above and at that time Todd asked us all to keep some things to ourselves, and for all his efforts, I respect his wishes. So now what? The stuff I want to talk about is beyond that and probably shouldn’t be in an open forum, so I operate in a vacuum.
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My first attempt at understanding the volume differentials of zones in a non dom B2BRB. Any comments welcome.
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Sorry to be a bit ot here but what is the significance of the thin break lines in some of the formation boxes in the attached TN chart ? Thanks, Steve
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Xi, A good place to start is reading Jack's "Channels for Building Wealth", then read Spydertraders futures journals on ET then get the Ninja channel drawing scripts so kindly shared here: Forums - Software Used to Trade Jack Hershey Methods And have at it. You should probably also post your charts and Q’s on the “ Price / Volume Relationship “ thread started by Spyder, you may get more help there. Steve
