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jimkane
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I sure wish someone else would step up and start these weekly topics...
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jimkane
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So, after a 'retest' of my key area this has started to sell down a tiny bit again. It is now forming an EXP ABCD with around a 10-min traded timeframe. Will it hold and send this up? Or is it going to dump and make Jim happy because Jim hates long side and permabulls, and loves short side? Probably not. But I can 'hope', can't I? How funny, strongly long side bias, and begging for a dump...
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jimkane
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CSCO gave back its entire big aftermarket bounce up... But what will tomorrow bring?
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sirios
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Post like this has incredible value for my learning process. Thank you Jim.
I've got many questions how to act in few areas which are shown on the chart and I found are critical in early stage of trade, but I know you can't answer it on the forum. I have ideas and experiment with it and I'm very interested in opinion about it.
I've got many questions how to act in few areas which are shown on the chart and I found are critical in early stage of trade, but I know you can't answer it on the forum. I have ideas and experiment with it and I'm very interested in opinion about it.
Originally posted by jimkane
Okay, here's a chart showing some of my posts, marked at the times, as best as I could do it, when I posted them. Also check out the post I made at 15:53:40. I couldn't find the room to squeeze that one on the chart. Everything I mentioned was based on the methodology. Look at some of the other posts, like the one about the lines coming in. Look at that EXP ABCD. Study the higher timeframes and see why I thought this may go up (other than it was Friday close and time to prep for Sunday night GLOBEX/Monday).
No matter how many cool areas lie below, or how much I want this to sell, 'they' want it up, and the defense of the GZ was a clear signal. Note my post before I started this sequence, about rigorously defending the LOD via the GZ. It wasn't my first mention of that. Clues. Technical factors. The methodology. What roofer likes to call 'the tools'. Now, do some work. Study what led up to what I have shown here.
Chart created on QCharts, courtesy eSignal.



