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Strategies & Market Trends : Systems, Strategies and Resources for Trading Futures

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To: peter n matzke who wrote (17914)3/8/1999 10:38:00 AM
From: Patrick Slevin  Read Replies (1) of 44573
 
No, I don't offhand, but what (I think) is important is to get the overall picture of the day.

It's nice when they have a smooth, easily identifiable pattern but you really have to categorize it no matter how it looks.

Friday was a very hard day (for me) to compartmentalize. I actually finally came up with a Down day with a bounce at the end. You have to look at, say, a 5 minute chart to see what I mean. It's important for me to I.D. the pattern as patterns repeat and rather than look at every possible chart it's easier to spec out the patterns, then look at a chart once I get the flavor from the various possible similar days.

It may sound more complicated than it is. The toughest part is deciding what a screwball pattern isolates itself as. Last Wednesday was a pain in the neck to I.D. as well. One good thing though, if the pattern read is good then you know whether or not to expect a choppy day.

Have you looked further into Wilder's stuff on this? I read his book perhaps three times over the years and I still cannot figure out how he does intraday patterns. I never subscribed to his organization, I imagine it would be a little more clear if I did. I'm quite afraid that his stuff will be at odds with the stuff I have and I shall not be able to go either way due to the conflict.
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