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I wrote the 41,000 Bar article as an impromptu answer to a
student.
It fit in nicely with The Marketry (MarkeTree) Philosophy.
It was a Different Perspective of relating what was called the
3M's
or "Me, Markets, and Method".
MarkeTree was designed to be a personalized self-generating logic
flow
to help answer what I heard the most, "how do I get what I
want from
the markets?"
By turning the question inside out into 3 others, you get;
1. what do you really want ?
2. why should you be allowed to take advantage of the markets ?
3. how to create the method to help get it ?
The article itself, was just to make people think and question a
little
deeper why should they succeed.
A good answer has to come from a good question. I found that most
people do good analysis, but on incomplete or biased facts.
People have used everything under the sun to trade with.
Whatever you understand that explains what you need to know about
the
markets, which can be implemented Consistently is all that's
required.
The BAR point is that something convenient is not necessarily
useful
no matter how we personalize it. Everyone has the same info.
Since WE see what WE want, it is easy to shape the unlimited
combinations of bars to fit any conclusion you Want to find.
Optimizing the data with any biased tool you have is only good
for
the past, not tomorrow.
Markets and charts show they are dynamic not static as pattern
snapshots are. They are the result of all the different energies
acting on it.
Let ALL the bars tell you what the Different energies are doing.
Instead of looking at pieces, I suggest to look at what the
pieces
are a part of.
Look at the weather. At any time, it depends on where on the
Earth you are,
what season it is, what time of day and where are you at. There
might be
expected anomalies such as 70 degree days in Winter. But it is
still Winter.
Our Perspective is more important than the various combinations
of things
or the number of decimal points we use.
After tens of thousands of hours of research and trading you
can't fight the
fact that Analysis and Trading are two different animals. And
wouldn't you
know it, that the boring part or Money Management is Most
Important.
Look for the bigger pictures and see how they flow together.
Relate them to the 3M's of Me, Method and the Markets.