while the Directional Movement yet . Be expected to tune into both may be
late for one of them . Anyway , I lived for years with these and other issues , on the
which see no need to dwell .
After many years my scoring charts manually with pencil and paper appropriate, had
acquired a great intimacy with the graphical analysis .
Knew define the levels of support and
resistance , as well as draw trend lines with significant perfection. Nevertheless, no
was there that took my decisions , or better , the graphic was decisive only when
could identify a pattern reversal or continuation , without giving due importance to
Dow Theory .
Preferred to assess the market through the theories and tools using the graph only
to determine the entry point.
The first time I heard of Symmetry was in 1994 , when accidentally I was fortunate to
make contact with the book "The Adam Theory of Markets or What Matters is Profit" written by Welles
Wilder Jr. At that time , we had already noticed my graphics tendency to repetition, in the sense
Conversely, every time a movement was reversed .
Rather, noted that most graphics
had a propensity to form tops and bottoms in a "V " or " inverted V " . However,
did not know what to do with it or how to get something out in operational terms .
When reading the book I discovered that what I saw as just a coincidence , had served as the basis for a new graphical approach , transformed into a new theory called " Adam Theory" four or method
Reflection of Double .
And even more, now knew what to look for on the charts !
Once you try this technique for a while , I developed a variant which I called
" Symmetry Bellows " , where it originated this course . Extremely simple in its application , is
even easier in their criteria for buying and selling . Moreover, almost no need
complementary indicators , sector indexes only to give a general idea of the different
market scenarios .
Although Dow did not possess sectoral indices for all sectors ,
the use of the line of advance and decline allowed me to develop indices for all sectors of the so simple and totally reliable , as we shall see .
This course , although very simple in theory should not be to lay. Would have already had
some prior knowledge , especially graphical analysis . As has decided to teach it
virtually so that in future be prepared to do my advanced course or any other
you want to attend .
late for one of them . Anyway , I lived for years with these and other issues , on the
which see no need to dwell .
After many years my scoring charts manually with pencil and paper appropriate, had
acquired a great intimacy with the graphical analysis .
Knew define the levels of support and
resistance , as well as draw trend lines with significant perfection. Nevertheless, no
was there that took my decisions , or better , the graphic was decisive only when
could identify a pattern reversal or continuation , without giving due importance to
Dow Theory .
Preferred to assess the market through the theories and tools using the graph only
to determine the entry point.
The first time I heard of Symmetry was in 1994 , when accidentally I was fortunate to
make contact with the book "The Adam Theory of Markets or What Matters is Profit" written by Welles
Wilder Jr. At that time , we had already noticed my graphics tendency to repetition, in the sense
Conversely, every time a movement was reversed .
Rather, noted that most graphics
had a propensity to form tops and bottoms in a "V " or " inverted V " . However,
did not know what to do with it or how to get something out in operational terms .
When reading the book I discovered that what I saw as just a coincidence , had served as the basis for a new graphical approach , transformed into a new theory called " Adam Theory" four or method
Reflection of Double .
And even more, now knew what to look for on the charts !
Once you try this technique for a while , I developed a variant which I called
" Symmetry Bellows " , where it originated this course . Extremely simple in its application , is
even easier in their criteria for buying and selling . Moreover, almost no need
complementary indicators , sector indexes only to give a general idea of the different
market scenarios .
Although Dow did not possess sectoral indices for all sectors ,
the use of the line of advance and decline allowed me to develop indices for all sectors of the so simple and totally reliable , as we shall see .
This course , although very simple in theory should not be to lay. Would have already had
some prior knowledge , especially graphical analysis . As has decided to teach it
virtually so that in future be prepared to do my advanced course or any other
you want to attend .
