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Bradley turning point for 4/20 didn't really work next one set for 5/4 as far as I remember

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Bradley turning point for 4/20 didn't really work

next one set for 5/4 as far as I remember

does not necess have to be a turn as in reversal

seems breakout occurred on/around 4/20

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So which way should bradley be used

Would it be correct to look at the first big move after the date and then assume that the direction of this move will at least be the trend until the next date?

For instance first big move after 4/20 was up, so the trend until 5/4 will be up

Thanks for anyone's input

Bradley turning point for 4/20 didn't really work

next one set for 5/4 as far as I remember

does not necess have to be a turn as in reversal

seems breakout occurred on/around 4/20

[n83]

So which way should bradley be used

Would it be correct to look at the first big move after the date and then assume that the direction of this move will at least be the trend until the next date?

For instance first big move after 4/20 was up, so the trend until 5/4 will be up

Thanks for anyone's input

Bradley turning point for 4/20 didn't really work

next one set for 5/4 as far as I remember

does not necess have to be a turn as in reversal

seems breakout occurred on/around 4/20

the bradley chart imo should not be a chart

it should simply be a timeline

the folks who draw it up say it only represents points in time and not polarity ie low can be high high can be low

then why the heck they draw it as a chart

just draw it as a simple horizontal timeline

that is what it is

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I agree - a bit like the armstrong chart

But how should the chart be used?

When the date is reached, then one knows that a big move should come +-4 days maybe even a week

Will this move then set the trend until the next date?

So which way should bradley be used

Would it be correct to look at the first big move after the date and then assume that the direction of this move will at least be the trend until the next date?

For instance first big move after 4/20 was up, so the trend until 5/4 will be up

Thanks for anyone's input

Bradley turning point for 4/20 didn't really work

next one set for 5/4 as far as I remember

does not necess have to be a turn as in reversal

seems breakout occurred on/around 4/20

the bradley chart imo should not be a chart

it should simply be a timeline

the folks who draw it up say it only represents points in time and not polarity ie low can be high high can be low

then why the heck they draw it as a chart

just draw it as a simple horizontal timeline

that is what it is