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Harold
So how does Wycoff do his hori count...in calculations does he 
follow the same method as standard way....??
what is the actual mathematics...???
regards
anil
--- In Metastockusers@xxxx, "hcour" <hcourtney@xxxx> wrote:
> Anil,
> >>Horizontal count depends on the base/top formation. For price 
> objective one must locate the lines with 'most recordings (lines 
with 
> least no unoccupied) where count may be taken... <<
> 
> Not sure I understand you. Maybe Yes and No. Wyckoff is indeed the 
> bottom/top base formation that provides the ultimate cause for the 
> subsequent move, but it's not about the lines least occupied. 
Rather, 
> this base, as I've pointed out, should have several definitive 
> characteristics which should be evident on the daily price/volume 
> chart first: A PS, a SC, a AR, ST. This defines a Wyckoff Trading 
> Range (TR). One then uses these points as the beginning and end of 
> the move on both the daily and PnF, since they are the most 
crucial 
> of a TR; that is, the most important support and resistance, no 
> matter what technique you are using. According to Wyckoff, it only 
> makes sense to use those areas that prove themselves to be 
relevant 
> s/r. The important thing is that price is able to build a cause 
for 
> the next move. This takes time. Wyckoff uses blank spaces 
frequently 
> when counting across, as long as the end of the count goes back to 
a 
> relevant point in the range. This combines both bar chart analysis 
> and PnF analysis, since they are both dependent upon the SC and 
the 
> ultimate test of that SC, which is what proves whether it's supply 
or 
> demand that is in control.
> 
> Yes, I could have taken the count at 36, but I chose a more 
> conservative measurement, as that is my style. When it comes down 
to 
> it, what's important to me is that a cause has been created, and I 
> look for that cause on the PnF to somehow sync w/that of the daily 
> horizontal s/r. When they are in harmony, I know I've found 
something 
> real.
> 
> Harold
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