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--- In realtraders@xxxx, JHP <jan4123@xxxx> wrote:
> Haytham,
>
> some people call your "turning points" lower H's & higher L's.
> How do you do "time anlysis" seprated from price?
> One can call the example of "W4 taking 61.8% of W1 duration", time
analysis,
> however, there is still W4 & W1 which is price.
HA: You apperantly know Arther Merrill books(He is still alive 98
years old, I got something from him in his "own hand writing" 2 days
ago)
> An example of pure time analysis with no relation to price'd be
appreciated,
> especially if the noise level of this discussion could be lowered..
>
> Thanks,
> Jan Philipp
I do price analysis on specific stock when I trade it. For Nasdaq I
find the most imortant thing to know is direction and turning points
and Nasdaq level become irrelevant because I use it as a floor map.
Also it takes tremendous amount of time to do it and I do not want
to "share" everything I know, I still "share" very important
information.
Generaly speaking for Nasdaq:Time is universal and price level is
specific for each stock
Regards,
Haytham
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