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  • We now have a regular VO T that ends January 26, alongside the A/D T, the Price T, and the TLT T. It’s not drawn in the charts on my site. VO Ts of a short duration may not show much strength. That’s something Terry Laundry stipulated.

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  • What He Said–

    “There is time to go long, time to go short and time to go fishing” The above quote is from Jesse Livermore. Those who spend more time than we should on the market are somewhat familiar with that name. He rose to prominence as a great speculator (I think that is what he considered himself … Continue reading What He Said– →

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  • A Measure of Character

    Back in High School, I took a theater course taught by Sterling Jensen, one of the founders of the Roundabout Theater in NYC. It was a strange place for him to be teaching, as Stuyvesant High School specialized in Science and Math. But he taught us nerds many things, including how to understand a character … Continue reading A Measure of Character →

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  • This post is a tribute post to Terry Laundry’s methodology. I am linking it to a site created by Bob Karrow, who has received approval by Paula Burke to post Terry Laundry’s charts and the audio files that accompanied them. On this site, you will find almost all of Terry’s posts, charts, and audios made … Continue reading Terry Laundry’s Advance Decline T’s →

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  • The site’s been closed for a while, and at this point I have only re-opened the Posts Page and the T-Theory Concepts Page. As we are nearing the end of this year, I thought I would submit this post for those who have been part of the journey for the last 3 years. Those who … Continue reading Smooth Sailing, Until It’s Not →

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  •  This is not a restart of my site, but we are at what I think is an important juncture. Using Terry’s analogy, the Frog needs to make a move up or down. Back in February of 2021, I posted my thoughts on a “new” idea in T-Theory. I based it on an article I read … Continue reading Reviewing Complex vs Simple Structures →

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  • Time Symmetry

    The key to investing using T-Theory is symmetries. T-Theory is not alone in using visual cues for the basis of investment. In a way, the simplicity of certain formations marks the R.N. Elliott viewpoint of 5 impulsive waves, and 3 corrective (in its most simplistic form). And just as an Elliott wave initially describes 5 … Continue reading Time Symmetry →

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  • Over the past 4 years, I have been “lucky” enough to find Magic T’s in the Ten Year Treasury that correctly predicted Price movements in strength and weakness. Those T’s kept me on the correct side of the rate environment. Sometimes looking at older charts can help you “predict” the future. This historical chart on … Continue reading A Look At the Ten Year Treasury →

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  • It’s a minefield out there, but using systems that work–even when they say “do nothing”–can help avoid mis-steps. There are times when there are no T’s, and right now we are in one of them. Summarizing my thoughts of last week, we were due for a bounce that could take us up to the zero … Continue reading A Step Closer to the Frog’s Direction →

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  • Moving Down the Road

    Last week we were approaching our first levels of support, and this week we moved through those. Let’s be clear–Support is named Support because it’s “supposed” to stop a decline. But when a market is as overbought as this one was, gravity may create a hole that Price continues to move through. And so this … Continue reading Moving Down the Road →

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