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Re: easymedicine post# 5703

Saturday, 02/26/2005 9:51:30 AM

Saturday, February 26, 2005 9:51:30 AM

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per duration relevance continued.............

as mentioned in notations: I'll use MSEP as an example in stocks, as it is popular around here right now.

The weekly chart below offers a substantial move. Initial expectancy should be to the next mathematical boundary of a fib or bb elevation.



Using the same methodology, the same mindset is necessary to manage a daily chart. The shorter chart duration has smaller boundary configurations, therefore, lesser expectancy.

Note too how overall price finds earlier linear boundaries. These areas should be sought for signals to continue or reverse. Again, maintain adherance to rules.



A 30 minute chart below has expectancies much less than the above charts. Here, fractions of pennies are expected versus pennies using the greater duration charts. Nonetheless, the same method and boundary configurations are used.



No inside-out questions, please. (wink) Toss on Inside-out and things look more navigable, huh?




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