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Brett Russell, Tom Joseph – Advanced GET Technical Section

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SUGGESTED SETTINGS FOR THE JOSEPH TREND INDEX (JTI)

TREND LENGTH = NORMAL

FAST = OFF

BAND 1 = +30 BAND 2 = -30

The following is the July 1993 Soybeans. Around the 605 level, the JTI indicated a well defined Up Trend in progress. At 620, the color turned RED indicating a strong Trend in the July Soybeans.

CASE A : The trader can use the above JTI analysis along with other techniques to enter long positions.

CASE B: The JTI provides a mathematical model that classifies Trend Strength. In this case, the Trend is being classified as a Strong Trend Up and should prevent the trader from initiating short positions.

July 93 Soybeans.

Joseph Trend Index alerts the user to the

breakout and then confirms the strong

Trend Up by changing the color to RED.

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HOW CAN JTI BE USED:

1) The JTI can be used as an early warning signal to identify the beginning stages of a Major Trend.

2) The JTI can be used as an early warning signal to identify the end of a Major Trend.

3) The JTI can also be used as a non biased and objective tool for adding positions on interim pullbacks during a confirmed strong Trend.

4) The JTI provides a mathematical model that classifies Trend Strength, and keeps one from initiating trades against a strong Trend while the strong Trend is still in progress.

STRONG UP

TREND

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Add Positions During

Strong Up Trend

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Add Positions During

Strong Up Trend

RED Color

ñ

ê

Trend Index > (+30 to +50)

(+30 to +50)

Since the JTI is a new study and slightly non-conventional due to

its two dimensional display (direction and strength), some users may find it hard to grasp the concept. The only way to overcome

this is to work with historical data over and over until you become

familar with the JTI study.

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CYCLES

This is a new study we have added to the Advanced GET software. The default is set to use 200 bars for calculating the cycle and we recommend leaving it at 200.

When you first add the Cycle study, the software calculates the underlying cycle on every new tick. Once you determine there is a match between the cycle and the price swings, you can save the current cycle as a default.

Currently, you are required to determine if the cycle is matching with the price swing.

We plan to add this as an automated feature at a later time. Please read below on how to determine a match.

MATCHING:

Look at the last few pivots on the price chart. The price swings should match the Cycle study. Look at the example below. If there is no match, then let the calculation continue till you see a match.

In this example, the current price swings

(only concerned with the last two or three

swings) is matching the Cycle pattern.

Here you would save the Cycle as default

and use the Cycle projection.

Current Prices

Use Cycle Projection to è

determine future swings.

ì

ë

Swing

A

Swing

B

ì

Cycle Projection è

CYC A

ë

CYC B

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Once Match is Found:

Step #1 Once you find a match as shown on the previous page, right click the Cycle Study to open the Cycles menu. Now save the Cycle as default. It is very important that you save the Cycle as default. Otherwise, the software will continue to re-calculate the Cycle on every new bar.

Step #2 Once you have saved the Cycle, then turn the display to default. This will display the default Cycle. Click Okay.

Leave at 200

ì

bars.

Step #2

ì

Step #1

Cycles-Default indicates a

saved default Cycle.

Price pattern follows

projected Cycle Pattern.

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When do you re-calculate the Cycle?

Once you have a match, use the default Cycle till the price swings and the projected Cycle pattern goes in different directions. When the Cycle projections fail to be IN

SYNC it is time to re-calculate. We are looking into ways to automate this. Currently you have to make the determination.

How to re-calculate?

Right Click the Cycle study to open the Cycles menu. Click the Current button in the display section and select OKAY. This will prompt the software to re-calculate the cycle on every new bar.

ì

Re-calculate

the Cycle.

Again, continue to monitor the Cycle Pattern and price swings for a match. Once a match is found, immediately save the Cycle as Default and follow instructions on the previous page under “Once a match is found”.

More information can be found in 1998 Seminar Videos due to be released in early February 1999.

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TRADE PROFILE

This is a new study we have added. The software scans the data and finds levels where the market started significant buy or sell swings in the past. These levels are categorized based on the amount of volume involved and the actual price movement. For Stocks, actual volume is used and for Futures the tick volume is used.

Once these levels are identified, the trader can monitor price reaction when these levels are tested again.

BLUE

Blue Indicates previous Buy

ö

ï

Thickness indicates

Levels

volume involved

RED

ï Red Indicates previous Sell

Levels

Length indicates size of move

As a trader, you should focus on the levels that are thick (high volume) and or long (large price move). When prices trade to a previous Sell level, you would look for selling to continue. Likewise, when prices are near a previous Buy Level, you would look for buying to continue. This is one of the patterns provided by the Trade Profile.

Previous Sell level pro-

RED SELL

vided Resistance and the

ï

ð LEVEL

selling continued.

Thin bars can

be ignored.

SP March

5 min

ï

ð

Blue BUY

Previous Buy level pro-

LEVEL

vided support and the

buying continued.

Thin bars can

be ignored.

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The Trade Profile study can be used on daily charts or any time frame. The study works well on Stocks also. See chart of Ford Motors below.

US BONDS

Previous Sell level pro-

Daily

vided Resistance and the

RED SELL

selling continued.

LEVEL

ï

ð

Blue BUY ð

LEVEL

FORD

Daily

Selling

FAILED.

Selling

See next page

ø

continued

RED SELL

ø

LEVEL

ï

ð

Previous Buy level

Blue BUY

provided support

LEVEL

and the buying continued. ï

ð

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When prices trade to a previous Sell Level, the normal pattern is continued selling like in CASE A.

Roughly 40% of the time, CASE B pattern can be seen. Here, the previous Sell Level failed to hold the rally. Either the previous shorts are no longer selling, or more buying is coming in. Either way, the SELL LEVEL fails to hold the rally.

Another theory is that traders who were short at this SELL LEVEL may be stopped out of their short position. This could further fuel the rally. Bottom Line: If the prices fail to hold at previous Sell Levels, then the previous Sell Level could become support and create a base for further rallies.

Likewise, if prices fail to hold at Previous Buy Levels, then the previous Buy level could become resistance and create a base for further declines.

FORD

Daily

CASE B

Selling

CASE A

FAILED.

Selling

ø

continued

RED SELL

LEVEL

ø

ï

ð

Blue BUY

LEVEL

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Symbols

D

*

T-151

decline

T-21

1 – 3 % OPTION

T-89

Default

T-86

2nd Attempt

T-22

Defining Price Swings

T-93

2nd attempt

T-21, T-23

direction

T-172

38% level

T-44

Displaced Moving Average

T-54, T-56, T-57, T-58, T-

59, T-60, T-61, T-45, T-48

A

Divergence

T-58, T-59, T-61, T-62, T-71, T-72, T-

Acceleration

T-147

73, T-109, T-45, T-48

Aggressive

T-51, T-87, T-88

DMA

T-54, T-56, T-57, T-58, T-59, T-60, T-61, T-

algorithm

T-22

63, T-79, T-25, T-45, T-48, T-49

ALTERNATE 1

T-87, T-88

DMI

T-167

Alternate 1

T-87

DOUBLE TOP

T-51, T-52, T-22

ALTERNATE 2

T-86

Double Top

T-53, T-54, T-55, T-56, T-75

ALTERNATE 3

T-85

Double top

T-51, T-50

Alternate 3

T-86

Down Trend

T-134, T-167

Alternate counts

T-88

Drawing Tools

T-88

Alternate Elliott Wave Count

T-84

Drugs

T-104

Alternation Rule

T-31

E

Auto Channels

T-130, T-141

Auto Trend Channels

T-131

Elliott

T-5, T-10, T-11, T-57, T-58, T-109, T-26, T-

33, T-42, T-43, T-47, T-48

B

Elliott Extension

T-119

Bands

T-20

Elliott Channels

T-36

Base

T-120, T-121

Elliott Oscillator

T-5, T-10, T-11, T-57, T-58, T-59, T-

Base Point

T-120. See also Base

60, T-61, T-62, T-64, T-71, T-72, T-73, T-77, T-

Bias

T-157

79, T-80, T-109, T-131, T-12, T-15, T-16, T-

Bias Reversal

T-156, T-157

151, T-158, T-159, T-17, T-18, T-19, T-44, T-

BLUE

T-168

45, T-47, T-48, T-49

Bollinger Bands

T-105

Elliott Triangle

T-30

Brain

T-104

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