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  1. In this image is a lateral. This should be one that fits the the current topic.

     

    Can the direction of this lateral exit be known with just the information shown ?

    is there enough information here for . . .

     

    1) Differentiation

     

    2) Context

     

    3) Order of events

     

     

    This is for anyone who wants to answer any or all questions.

     

    additionally . . . Spyder, could you just give a yes or no to each question here if possible ?

     

    EDIT: All bars are finished, none are forming

    5aa70fbca120e_latdrill1.jpg.c3b7d9e2e0f1e9987193c067ea726b3b.jpg


  2. These highlighted laterals have similarities, although some that have similarities may be sub-grouped a little different. ( not sure if this really makes a difference )

     

    as example . . . start with symp then continue for some time before touching lateral boundaries.

     

    or start sym p then followed immediately by a bar touch of lateral boundaries

     

    * also I have not noticed in drill an outside bar following the symp , and before a touch of the boundaries. Not sure of the importance of this yet if any ( #4)

    5aa70fb69650a_lateralsimilarities1.jpg.132011affac487dbf70bda8635cb4cd3.jpg


  3. Just to clarify the chart snippets I posted contained a gray shaded lateral and a red shaded lateral.

    It is only the red shaded lateral that meets the requirements of the drill.

     

    The gray shaded lateral that begins on bar 74 of previous market day is just for annotated purposes and has no like to the current topic of laterals.


  4. Is this the B2B2R2B to which you refer?

     

     

    I have attached a blank chart with the gap removed. ( cookie all in fun )

     

    There is a new code for this written by nkhoi for ninja ( no gap ) and can be found in the software for jh thread.

     

     

    attachment.php?attachmentid=18291&stc=1&d=1264451639

    5aa70fb437894_no_gapjan252010.thumb.jpg.2060349133bfc2f137fb0f6d84943272.jpg

    cookie.jpg.95c1e3c968c1383ef75a464713f86def.jpg


  5. The first lateral starts with a dominant bar, while the second starts with a non-dominant bar, .

     

    --

    innersky

     

    Yes I see this and agree. Laterals form from bar 1 of the lateral, as a dominant bar, or a non dominant bar, and that begins creating the lateral. Respective of the fractal they are on.

     

    While a series of laterals within one fractal exist as dom, non dom, dom ( ex: traverse ), on another fractal they may each be dominant( ex: tape level ).

    ( which may help eliminate fractal jumping and staying on course)

     

    jbarnby had begun to differentiate and posted this in the past

     

    http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/34/price-volume-relationship-6320-27.html#post72076

     

    and a reply to his work posted here

     

    http://www.traderslaboratory.com/forums/34/price-volume-relationship-6320-27.html#post72091


  6. I'm happy w/ all them except oil. I could not figure out a way to craft the word oil in a way that sounded more natural. If anyone can come up with a better way to phonetically spell oil, please let me know.

     

     

     

     

    any luck with this ?

     

    did you try . . .

     

    oyyell

    oy yell

    oiyell

    oi yel

    oyyull

     

    tried different things out. sounds ok on some. adding spaces or comma can help change a word.

     

    you can always go with Crude. hahah

     

    attached one sample. needs a filter, but the idea of using a comma or space controls her voice. this was an old sample and oil is not in this.

    O.wav


  7.  

    Already the discussion has glean one very important characteristic: Each of these specific laterals start with a Sym Pennant. But, is this the only characteristic of these specific types of Laterals? Surely, something else must set them apart from all other things which appear similar. In other words, why (on my own chart) have I annotated yesterday's midday period (1-14-2010 @ 12:35) as an example of these specific types of Laterals, but at EOD (1-14-2010 @ 15:15) I have not?

     

     

     

    HTH.

     

    - Spydertrader

     

    P.S. (All times Eastern and [close of] ES [bar])

     

    One thing that is different about these two is

     

     

    12:35 lateral does not form within the boundaries of another lateral. ( Initiating lateral - bar 37 )

     

    15:15 lateral forms within the boundaries of an existing lateral ( Initiating lateral - bar 69 )


  8. As simple as I can be on laterals.

     

     

    I could group laterals into . . .

     

    The bar that initiates the lateral either

     

    1) closes above the open

     

    2) closes below the open

     

    or possibly

    3) could close at the open.

     

    *Confirmation of a lateral does not occur until 2 bars form,complete, and close within the boundaries of the initiating bar


  9. Enter a newbie trading live....and it's sweaty palms....jumpy mouse finger....pounding heart....and eyes darting around like someone that dropped the soap in a prison shower.

     

    . . . The market lets everyone win at the beginning. It likes to let you win until you get overconfident and trade more contracts. Then it's time for the Kleenex and the antacids as you scream yourself to sleep in the fetal position. At that point you'll truly understand the meaning of regret. That is....once the imodium kicks in. It is then....that your journey will begin.

     

    rotlmao . . . old post but great


  10. WHAT !?!?!

     

    I could buy a BRAND NEW Porsche Turbo for that price !

     

    and I had two of these when I was young and they cost a few thousand. oh well LOL.

    I think right now with the kids educations I can set this dream aside for a long time.


  11. Prices for the dream cars I previously posted and want to collect.

     

    1970 Hemi Cuda

     

    attachment.php?attachmentid=17525&stc=1&d=1263091828

     

     

    As listed in the Barrett-Jackson 2009 Collector Car Auction pdf

    Mopars at the January 2009 Barrett-Jackson Auction – Scottsdale, Arizona

     

    Originally these cars were selling for around $5,000.00 to $6,000.00 new in 1970

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  12. Great thread.

     

    I am going old school.

    Had two of these as a teen and early twenties.

    They were not hemi, and that has been my dream to get. I had 1970 -340- engines, one in red and one in white.

    looking to collect two or three and even a Plum Crazy colored convertible Challenger 1970

     

    Space to keep a collection of cars is a problem.

     

    1970 Hemi Cuda

     

     

    1213023593_1970_Plymouth_Hemi_Cuda_7139w.jpg

     

    Plum Crazy colored convertible Challenger 1970

     

     

    50810pr.jpg

    1213023593_1970_Plymouth_Hemi_Cuda_7139w.jpg.6588dc03e7ba862bf5c0e0c910b7690e.jpg


  13. I think you can also do it with OEC. I haven't used OEC, so I don't know how good it is. You can sign up for a 15 day trial I think to check it out.

     

     

    Yes OEC does offer replay

     

    Open the pdf for Market replay

     

    OEC - Futures and Forex Electronic Trading System OEC Trader Plug-Ins

     

    You can sign on for $25.00 month for a full demo that offers all the markets listed here, live data including futures, forex, and options and the market replay

     

    OEC - Futures and Forex Electronic Trading System Margin Requirements

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