I'm starting week with my thought about learning of trading.

I found that it is impossible to get all knowledge contained in Jim's books when I read it few times. I have to get a lot of practice, face the problems in all area (eg. context, trade management, ML) and start looking for solutions in Jim's books by reading it again. And that's what I think: all solutions are there. I just have to implement it into my behavior and trading plan.

This a lot of material and it is sometimes very difficult mentally (like trading against trend on trading timeframe) that's why process of learning must be repeated many times until aim will be achieved.

I can't imagine how Jim could learn trading without his books It must be incredibility more difficult and long process then we are faced with.

And the ES gaps open on a monster gap to where? Two ticks shy of Carl Futia's (and everyone else's) magic 1370. Hmmm, run into the close on Friday, Sunday night GLOBEX big gap up. Seems these guys never change. Same old, same old. Cah-ching. 'Too easy'.

And crude? 105.21. Seems I remember someone recently talking about crude wanting 105 'and then we see'. Now who was that... Wait, that was Jim. And here crude sits at 105...

Wouldn't it be cool if this blowoff gap up right to everyone on planet earth's 1370 was the end of the entire 'bulls#%&' market? If I'm gonna dream, I might as well dream big...

Time for clues on yen pairs

Trader's Dream completing at Point B of a Kane 4PCP, which itself completes at 0.382 fibo.

Al Kamego

Here is a Kane DT completing at what I would call a "Trader's Dream" all in the CD leg of the Kane 4 PCP I mentioned in my previous post.

Al Kamego

0.382 internal ret. and 1.27BC external on previous larger timeframe zones and ML crossing