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The 1112 that John used appears to be the classical pivot of (H+L+C)/3 the
cyan line on the SP chart.
The 1104 level isn't obvious other than a certain distance below previous
day's low. In the interests of making posts useful rather than a tip sheet
it would be helpful to follow Ira's example of more detailed explanations.
bobr
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From: "Ira Tunik" <irat@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 6:49 AM
Subject: Re: [RT] S and R trading method for S&P
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> Here is the bond number set up. The way it is set up here you can us it
for any
> range and close. I used it many years ago using the past days range and
close.
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> The support and resistance lines on the chart are based upon yesterdays
range.
> Hope that this helps. Ira.
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> 3R 3rd HighResistance=High+Range
> 2R 2nd HighResistance=Average+Range
> 1R 1st HighResistance=(2xAverage)-Low
> H Yesterday's High
> M Current Midpoint Line
> L Yesterday's Low
> 1S 1st LowSupport=(2xAverage)-High
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> 2S 2nd LowSupport=Average-Range
> 3S 3rd LowSupport=(2xAverage)-High-Range
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