To: randy1503 who wrote (16988 ) 5/10/2002 5:02:19 AM From: milesofstyles Read Replies (5) | Respond to of 26752 i don't claim to be anything. i do try to present ideas to the thread. if the thread wants me to leave. i'll leave. i don't care. if people don't want to see my charts or see my commentaries, thats fine with me, i won't post them. i've watched her charts progress, and commented on what i noticed, a few additional moving averages, and she's increased in the amount of her draw lines, as well as indicators. her last charts have more indicators on them than i post on mine. does that confuse your lil mind? i've stated on the thread i enjoy her charts and in pm. the names i gave them seemed descriptive enough to distinguish the two different situations in how the moving averages expand and contract...thats all, nothing more, nothing less. again i stated a relationship she or others may or may not have been familiar with. is that so wrong? was it so wrong for her to post a particular candle formation as being reliable? should people know that? was it trying to be "genius" on her part cuz she pointed out a "relationship" that anyone thats picked up a chart book should know? sorry, i took it as an intention to teach. earlier in the week i asked her how she came up with months of oversold conditions. am i superior? no, i wanted to know what she saw. i didn't do it arrogantly i don't think. recently, i posted about historical readings in certain indicators that i expected a bounce, i called it a "threshold", does that upset you too? do you think people went back over the last 10 months of sixty minute data in search of where the last fall might end? i discussed it bcuz i saw it...i called things oversold, cuz thats how i saw it. can i contact you for the next word i make up to see if you approve? would that be ok with you? what my post was intended to do was point out some moving average situations and indicator relationships. and for some who are open enough to duplicate the work, might help them in what they see. i guess i shouldn't do that. how many times have you overlayed the +dmi with the rsi14? do you have a clue? has everyone and his sister taken the time to try that? can you tie the movement in adx to the rsi14 and two moving averages? do you know how they respond together in relation to the midpoint of rsi? i would assume some don't. i look at alot of charts a night, i post what i see to try and help people. i don't need your crap. again, if the thread doesn't want me to post, i'll leave. no skin off my ass, pal. and no you don't use the oscillators i use, i gaurantee it. your assumption makes me laugh. its typical that you use the ones everyone and his sister uses cuz you haven't taken the time to explore them yourself apparently. its really kind of a shame you don't understand my charts, there's nothing difficult about them(they even come with commentaries, lol). the common ones i post contain similar moving averages to susan's, two rsi's (lookout, thats a mind bender) and a stochastic, pretty tough stuff i guess for some. thats not to say i don't have a bag full of other indicators i rely on as well. but apparently 3 indicators on one screen is more than you can grasp as it is. i've already proven my point why i keep old trendlines on my chart at 1125 spx on the sixty min in real time when it happened and in several other instances in chat rooms some of the posters here have visited. support and resistance don't come with expiration dates for me pal. so if you need assistance reading a chart, i'm sure several can help you here. susan, since my post was to you and often post to you, i apologize if i ever came across trying to be some kind of "genius". that was not my intention whatsoever. milesov