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What I mean by "wrong" is you are wrong to say I am 'expert in chart'...

And not that you are wrong in analysis...

Hope you don't misunderstand what I meant...

You can spend as much time and midnight oil on 'chart technical analysis'...

But for me, I will just glance at a chart and decide what to do next...

So I am no "expert"...

And I am don't even want or need to be right at all...

Hope you get my view...

You are obviously wrong to say that...

What is there to be "expert" about a chart" ???...

A chart is just a chart...

A chart just record the history of price and vol.

niuyear      ( Date: 03-Jun-2010 09:59) Posted: You seem to be very expert in chart.  Care to post one to share?  :) iPunter      ( Date: 03-Jun-2010 07:10) Posted: Those who have been relying on this tool (Parabolic Stop-And-Reversal) would have experienced much frustration caused by price whipsaws even before they can benefit from it. Thus, this, and other market formulae and indicators, being based on events which happened yesterday and before, are at best only academic tools for reflection on hindsight...

hehe... i think not sure not play is good strategic also...

quote from a book:

"To see why temporarily high returns don’t prove anything, imagine that two places are 130 miles apart. If I observe the 65-mph speed limit, I can drive that distance in two hours. But if I drive 130 mph, I can get there in one hour. If I try this and survive, am I “right”? Should you be tempted to try it, too, because you hear me bragging that it “worked”? Flashy gimmicks for beating the market are much the same: In short streaks, so long as your luck holds out, they work. Over time, they will get you killed."

iPunter      ( Date: 03-Jun-2010 07:10) Posted: Those who have been relying on this tool (Parabolic Stop-And-Reversal) would have experienced much frustration caused by price whipsaws even before they can benefit from it. Thus, this, and other market formulae and indicators, being based on events which happened yesterday and before, are at best only academic tools for reflection on hindsight...

Is It? I thought they are the same thing.

Anyway, my previous post was for parabolic SAR.

Maybe you can explain to us what's parabolic curve and how to use it.

Thanks.

Excuse me.

Parabolic curve and parabolic SAR are two different things.

Parabolc curve is a chart pattern.

Parabolic SAR is a tool which some people use for stop-loss.

Pls correct me if I am wrong.

Curve Below Price = Bull = Buy = Long

Curve Above Price = Bear = Sell = Short