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Dear Traders:
1. I want to analyze weekly charts to get the big picture for my daily charts.
The question is how do you build the chart. Say I am following March Wheat.
If I just switch to weekly data of March Wheat, there is not much on the
chart, especially when considering longterm support and resistance.
2. I have CSI data. They give me all these options. Perpetual, Back
adjusted with various otions,Gann type, and I believe a couple more. I know
people debate the valu of different methods for back testing, but I am not
interested in this. What I want is a weekly chart that will be of use and
accurate when just doing a weekly analysis, and running a few indicators,
count cycles, doing homemade Elliott Counts, and accurate support and
resistance, as possible key areas for the present and near future.
3. Any advice greatly appreciated.
Edgar
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