Not One but TWO Videos!
Tuesday, December 8, 2009 at 8:08 pm
Hey everybody!
Back from a little vacation, a little pondering, a little beer, and a little R&R. Â It’s important to make time for beer and R&R occasionally, if not entirely too frequently, in order to, ya know, keep the mind limber. Â Especially in December.
Anyway, to catch back up, here is not one but two breadth videos I just made.
First Video: Â Consecutive closes lower, about the wave chart, and new 20 day highs / lows.
Second Video: My breadth chart
Enjoy!
More videos please, love them. Great work Danny.
thanks RC. Hopefully the bandwidth doesn’t get exceeded!
(it probably will)
Fantastic, really puts the recent action in perspective
Excellent work!
Awesome stuff Danny, despite my hatred for charts. Now if you could take your personality out of the closet and offer us a NTRI redux, you’ll be back.
yeah I know. I ponder it. It just takes such a long time to make a well-though out post especially if you’ve done any research on the matter. Even these two videos, that required zero editing, and no research (I already made them and know how they work) took about 1.5 hours start to finish. Don’t ask how, I just know I started at 315 and finished at 445, and the post made it up around 5. All of this is really neither here nor there, just part of why I don’t impart a grand blogging effort more frequently.
Great Danny!!
This help me understand what you’re doing. I will study the video some more.
Please keep these videos coming and thanks!
Thanks Danny. Excellent analysis.
Great stuff Danny. Videos are excellant, but for some reason the audio and video are out of sync (picture lags the sound by 2 seconds-ish).
I know…I think it’s because I was pausing the recording in between charts and then when I restarted the recording it didn’t sync. I didnt notice it until it was posted, and I already had to record the video a few times, so I left it as is. Thankfully it wasn’t egregiously confusing or else I probably would have had to do it again.
Picture and sound were perfect on the second video. Maybe it was just a fluke. Regardless, your work here is awesome.
Awesome videos, thanks.
Thanks everybody for the props!
Where do you find software that will chart highs and lows?