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Strategies & Market Trends : Point and Figure Charting -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: chartseer who wrote (5277)	8/1/1998 9:45:00 PM
From: Smooth Drive	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 34811

Good Evening Chartseer, >>Learned Pnf charting from A W Cohen @ new york institute of finance<< The above taken from your profile. Chartseer, I would find it damn interesting to read your comments about what it was like to take a class from the man who actually (as I understand it) 1) established using the high/low at the end of day for chart action (rather than applicable box size changes throughout the day) and 2) the 3 box reversal as the standard in P&F charting. I've recently read deVilliers and Whellans books on P&F and they are a very different animal than the Chartcraft system. BTW, I've got most P&F books but can't find Cohen's. I would also enjoy hearing your thoughts on how your trading system using P&F has evolved, and how you currently use it. (You've listed your age at 59 and experience since 1956. I appreciate the wisdom you bring to the table and want to hear about it.) Perhaps you can tell us some of the items you hand chart? >>Was beginning to think no one was reading my postings.<< I haven't been reading the thread much but I will certainly look over your previous posts and watch for your future posts. Will probably have some questions too. You mentioned that "My own market indicator turn 180 degrees". Can you tell us about it? And, what other indicators you use and how you use them. Just talk Chartseer, and call me "Ears." Take care, Eric