CHAPTER 15

Building the Bridge

If you are still with me, congratulations! As you’ve seen, this book is not an easy read and it’s not supposed to be. There are dozens of charts, and each is meant to be studied over and over until you get it. We haven’t mentioned money much in this book because I believe to get the money you have to keep your eye off the prize. To get to the money you have to be absorbed in the process. This book is about the process. It’s about the process of truly understanding how financial markets work.

To reiterate, the original version was intended to teach people how to be more precise with their indicators. This revised version has the mission of being true to the original but weaning you from lagging indicators and showing you how to recognize turns based on symmetry calculations, and in certain examples show you some trading strategies with some trend line work and Andrews pitchforks. It’s almost two books in one. To be true to the original we are leaving much of this chapter in place and going to add to it. Your takeaway from this chapter and the entire work is an evolution over time. I recommend to those of you who work with lagging indicators to slowly over the course of time start putting square root readings on your charts so you can learn to trust them. It’s not going to happen until such time as you can have the neuroplasticity in your brain start to kick in and you automatically start to recognize these opportunities without using the indicators. ...

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