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MarcinO
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No charts. Just opening a new topic.
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roofer
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jimkane
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5.50 point range for over six hours. More time well spent...
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MarcinO
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A retest of KZ?

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rat89
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so many fibs were in play at the low yesterday, that I have to go back and just keep drawing....we had .685, .768 and 1.128 in an 8¢ box. if I was more focused I might have seen it coming better, just an example of how you have to look both ways all the time...


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roofer
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rat89
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wow, roofer.....excellent work!
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rat89
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168.50 is the line in the sand....long here:

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MarcinO
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rat89
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.886 at line just now on a day that opens with a gap
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roofer
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something i consider as i use the technique of following the computers rotating through index etf;s

with all the melting going on this morning,i was looking for a signal to recapture melts... it came in DIA.. with FAS... BUT NOTE NOW... the SPY has recaptured melt, the FAS has hit the first target of medianline.... but where the algo triggered, theDIA, has not hit target... from my perspective it is just the same old game... how do i deal with this/ take some profits and leave some on
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albert
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Thanks Jim and thank you for the offer. Please leave my latest posting in the main discussion threat, where it is. The chart seemed worthy of comment at the time I looked at it, but now, not so much. It probably points out that I need to follow price action on the 15 minute and higher timeframes more, in order to see more, as you have pointed out in your books. As usual, the Kane ABCD covered the price action beautifully.

Al Kamego