[ammo]

on that ytd i use the spx,no offense if you're a female,could be drew cary's chest,i can't keep track of all the abbreviations used for different meanings on the charts,with the int rate so low the near month is trading almost equal to the spx, if you go to charthub and search around you can find ytd charts of the spx market profile,currently there is cleavage at 1258,for some unknown reason we didn't fill there today,thats also (1259) a fib # for 1200 to 1311 retracement, its only a guess but its possible that when a # doesnt hit on the way down that there were so many buyers there that they stepped up their bid and we could rally the rest of the week,some elliott wave folks are looking at sep 3 area for a significant turn in the mrkt,its a cycle date

[stalor455]

I use the value area in conjunction with floor trader pivots, combined they work very well for me, does anyone know of any websites where I can find the value area numbers? I like putting the value area on my chart for the next day. Thanks for any help....ST

Originally Posted by stalor455 »

I use the value area in conjunction with floor trader pivots, combined they work very well for me, does anyone know of any websites where I can find the value area numbers? I like putting the value area on my chart for the next day. Thanks for any help....ST

www.mypivots.com

[Anton]

Originally Posted by ammo »

i'm self taught in mp,the days picture is a boob, the widest point is a nipple,these nipples when we descend after say a 2 month rise are supports or targets on the way down. Intraday when we make a second boob the cleavage in the middle is a magnet and usually the mrkt will return and fill that area,yesterday there was cleavage at 1362-64 in the es and it went back and fillled in the last half hour. If you take the ytd weekly bar chart and use it to make a very large mp chart,1 week equaling 1 letter, you will see a large gap between 1385 and 1335,85 and 35 both being nips,we will reach 1335 this week as we are backfilling the past,i don't use the 70% value area,see no use for it

Can we be clear please about what is meant?

"Boob"

A "Boob" to me is a mistake, a further derivativer of the word "Boob" is "BooBoo" most often used by an adult when talking to a child e.g. "you have made a booboo". if I say to someone "I've made a boob" It means "I've made a mistake"

[AgeKay]

He's comparing the MP distribution to a female chest. I like it b/c it's clear to everyone what he means when he describes something.

[crabbydog]

Originally Posted by Anton »

Can we be clear please about what is meant?

"Boob"

A "Boob" to me is a mistake, a further derivativer of the word "Boob" is "BooBoo" most often used by an adult when talking to a child e.g. "you have made a booboo". if I say to someone "I've made a boob" It means "I've made a mistake"

boob = female breast in this context. Can be a man's breast usually on a fat man - hence term 'man boob'.

I know there are many female traders about, I wonder if they would use descriptions based on parts of the male anatom, I can imagine what they would use to represent an 'upthrust'

[Anton]

Ok, let's be clear about this word "Boob" This word has nothing to do with breasts.

The word derives and originates from the following etymology:-

boo-boo

• noun, informal, a mistake.

— ORIGIN reduplication of BOOB

boob

• noun
. 1. British. an embarrassing mistake.
. 2. North Amererican a stupid person.

• verb British, make an embarrassing mistake.

— ORIGIN from BOOBY

booby

• noun (plural boobies)
. 1. Informal a stupid person.
. 2. A large tropical seabird of the gannet family.

— ORIGIN probably from Spanish bobo, from Latin balbus ‘stammering’ (as in speech to stammer or stutter).


Boob as Breast, is slang.

[karlrb]

I use the tpo on ibd.