Below is a comment about J-Chart from a Doctor of
Princeton.
----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Sims
To: J-Chart support
Sent:
Subject: RE:
Dear
Anthony, I want to thank you for an excellent seminar last night -- you did a
really nice job of pulling together all the salient points of the many
tutorials I'd gone through.
I
would classify myself as a recovering Market Profiler. The controlling
assumption -- that consolidation can be described as a Gaussian distribution
flies in the face of what we know about the fractal nature of things --
applying an Aristotelian linear contract to non linear turbulent phenomena,
analogous, I suppose, to the shortcomings of Newtonian physics applied to the
quantum realm. I believe the great promise of J--Chart is its
non-temporal nonlinear approach, using fractals as organizing principles rather
than stuffing information into a Euclidian construct, the fatal controlling
assumption of technical analysis.
And
I'm excited about the potential for identifying and quantifying
high-probability moves, also a fatal shortcoming of Market Profile. (Just
for fun I've attached a grid I made for myself for trading with MP -- note the
instances where price movement is deemed "limitless". What used
to be for me a vade mecum turns out to be fatally flawed -- almost a sham."
Thanks
again for a great prelude to the Maestro. --
Bill Sims
Hello
John.
John how
are you doing? I hope all is well with you and your family.
John I
wanted to say hello and let you know of an interesting story. About 7
months ago we hired a new partner to work with us on trading studies. Our
partners name is Guofang Teng a brilliant young fellow from
The
reason I am telling you this ironic story is, Guofang told us a few weeks ago
that he knew of your work and has on his own time studied extensively your
theories with great interest. He told us that it was his desire to
continue learning about you and your J-Chart studies because he felt that
your studies presented great principles along with having a certain interest in
you due to the both of you were from a similar area. We told Guofang Teng
that we knew you quite well, and that we would be happy to contact you so
Guofeng could get to know you.
John this
is a very bright young fellow who I think could really pick up your work and
educate people. Please if you would email me back to set up a skype
call for you and I. Perhaps we can speak Tuesday morning on skype if this
may work for your schedule.
Best
regards,
Jim Bell
8.11.06
kevin@tradebetter.com
Mr. Chen I just wanted to thank you for creating J-Chart and making it
available to the public. I'm still an amateur but this is the most amazing tool
I have seen in years!
[PM 11:16:19]
Dear Mr.Chen
I have a small concern
with regards to j-chart. I have been studying them for a few weeks and I
am beginning to appreciate them more and more. My concern lies in the
fact that if more people don't use them, there is the possibility that you will
stop offering them. I don't want to get in a situation where I only use j-chart
to trade and suddenly they are no longer available
Is that possible
Even if you decide to stop offering j-chart, the people using it will
always have access?
Can I have your
word, Mr. Chen?
Regards
Darren