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Saturday, December 10, 2016 1:17:21 PM
Log chart verses linear? My good friend Blacktruck that passed in 2012 was a firm believer in using linear charts with forks, said "why would you use a manipulated chart with a fork" I however continued using my semi log charts. The last week or so I found a better fit with linear for the current patterns and have only had a problem with the long term RUT which is the red "X"ed one below.
There can be huge differences in the two different chart settings.
The third is a semi log chart and if this is the one we should be using has the ML at about 1480 and we would expect to hit that level minimum, however pay attention to the blue fork which doesn't seem to fit. My previous RUT post had a top at 1418
the first below was posted in a previous post and two new ones.
There can be huge differences in the two different chart settings.
The third is a semi log chart and if this is the one we should be using has the ML at about 1480 and we would expect to hit that level minimum, however pay attention to the blue fork which doesn't seem to fit. My previous RUT post had a top at 1418
the first below was posted in a previous post and two new ones.
if it looks right it is right
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