Railroad and Arc Fib Patterns
Chat given by "google_2" in the PalTalk chatroom, "E-Mini Traders
Anonymous," on January 21, 2002
(12:01 PM) google_2: hi everyone
(12:01 PM) google_2: I'll be starting the session now
(12:01 PM) ann_87: ok google
(12:01 PM) gravestonedoggie: please give google the floor
(12:02 PM) google_2: today's we'll be going over 2 patterns that provide reversal entries
(12:02 PM) google_2: last time we went over 2 patterns
(12:02 PM) google_2: 1 simple : 3 humps
(12:02 PM) google_2: 1 advanced : gartley
(12:03 PM) google_2: today we'll add to our arsenal 2 very reliable intraday patterns
(12:03 PM) google_2: the goal is to have few of those and constantly look for them
(12:04 PM) google_2: it helps to understand the intraday action while providing good setups
(12:04 PM) google_2: before I get into those patterns let me say that
(12:05 PM) google_2: the goal is to provide a different approach to trading by relying on pattern recognition and visualization
(12:05 PM) google_2: more than often the case we find that such patterns will compliment signals from systems like SMAX and vice versa
(12:06 PM) Skibumin32: SMAX?
(12:06 PM) google_2: if there's enough interest in this approach I'll coordinate with dave (b quick) to conduct some regular sessions
(12:06 PM) google_2: to show and train on those patterns
(12:07 PM) google_2: as I'm sure some of us rely on visualization in their trading
(12:07 PM) gravestonedoggie: yes
(12:07 PM) dave_b_quik: skibum, you'll find the smax system at www.dacharts.com/smax.php
(12:07 PM) tomsurf: googs, sounds good
(12:08 PM) google_2: today's patterns are aimed at capturing larger moves
(12:08 PM) google_2: I mainly use 5 min to look for them
(12:09 PM) google_2: as this timeframe provides less noise
(12:09 PM) google_2: 3 & 15 minute can make those patterns less visible
(12:09 PM) google_2: I'll be posting today's charts under
(12:10 PM) google_2: http://www.dacharts.com/charts/other_folders/google_2/patterns_Jan_21_2002
(12:11 PM) google_2: our first pattern is called "railroad"
(12:11 PM) google_2: funny name there lol
(12:11 PM) google_2: but whatever works for you
(12:11 PM) google_2: to help in looking for it
(12:11 PM) google_2: this pattern has some criteria
(12:11 PM) google_2: first off we're looking for
(12:11 PM) google_2: an end of day wave
(12:12 PM) google_2: google_railroad_1.jpg
(12:13 PM) google_2: naming convention for the charts is google then pattern name then sequence number
(12:15 PM) google_2: rather than posting the whole pattern
(12:15 PM) google_2: I thought of walking through it as it unfolds
(12:15 PM) google_2: the first thing we notice on this chart
(12:15 PM) google_2: is the last wave for the day
(12:16 PM) google_2: from 3pm
(12:16 PM) google_2: till close
(12:16 PM) google_2: everyone see that?
(12:16 PM) vink: y
(12:16 PM) Skibumin32: this the time for Institutional buying/selling?
(12:16 PM) pete77_1: y
(12:16 PM) Tom_B: k
(12:16 PM) google_2: ok
(12:16 PM) Skibumin32: y
(12:17 PM) google_2: second thing we're looking for is the open of the following day
(12:17 PM) google_2: google_railroad_2.jpg
(12:17 PM) google_2: we're looking for a gap
(12:17 PM) google_2: in the opposite direction of the wave on the previous day
(12:17 PM) google_2: marked 2
(12:18 PM) google_2: so now we gapped down
(12:18 PM) google_2: and we really don't know which way it's going to go
(12:18 PM) google_2: at least I don't
(12:18 PM) google_2: so either we fill gap
(12:18 PM) google_2: or we continue downwards
(12:18 PM) google_2: best thing of course is to wait
(12:18 PM) amer_68: Something unique about the last wave of the day?
(12:19 PM) google_2: google_railroad_3.jpg
(12:19 PM) google_2: amer yes
(12:19 PM) google_2: it's an orphan
(12:19 PM) amer_68: ?
(12:19 PM) google_2: remember waves work in 3s and 5s
(12:19 PM) amer_68: k
(12:20 PM) google_2: so if we have 1 wave then it has to be complemented or terminated somehow
(12:20 PM) google_2: so on the 3rd chart
(12:20 PM) google_2: you'll see that
(12:20 PM) google_2: I have no idea what's going to happen
(12:20 PM) google_2: other than the open didn't take out previous day's low
(12:21 PM) plevin: what is the indicator on the 3rd chart?
(12:21 PM) google_2: so my first instinct is to try to come up with some price objectives
(12:21 PM) google_2: this is a fib tool
(12:21 PM) google_2: in ensign
(12:21 PM) google_2: you can use bare lines
(12:21 PM) google_2: but I like this one
(12:21 PM) google_2: as it provides some speed lines as well
(12:21 PM) gravestonedoggie: sorry, when you say 'orphan' you mean it is followed a completed 3 or 5 waves?
(12:21 PM) gravestonedoggie: it followed, not it is
(12:22 PM) google_2: gsd, yes
(12:22 PM) gravestonedoggie: thnx
(12:22 PM) google_2: so I took the entire range of previous day
(12:22 PM) google_2: and just plotted a fib as shown
(12:22 PM) google_2: marked 3
(12:23 PM) google_2: google_railroad_4.jpg
(12:23 PM) google_2: I've also done the same thing with midday swing
(12:23 PM) google_2: and plotted another fib line
(12:23 PM) google_2: just trying to figure out possible objectives
(12:24 PM) google_2: fib lines might seem overwhelming here
(12:24 PM) google_2: but it'll all come together later on
(12:24 PM) google_2: you'll also notice
(12:24 PM) google_2: that I plotted 2 red lines
(12:24 PM) google_2: railroad tracks
(12:24 PM) google_2: price is parallel to previous day's last wave
(12:25 PM) google_2: no we have fibs in place
(12:25 PM) google_2: we're looking at a spot for reversal
(12:25 PM) google_2: or should I say "possible" reversal
(12:25 PM) google_2: google_railroad_5.jpg
(12:26 PM) google_2: I'm showing here different spots
(12:26 PM) google_2: marked 5
(12:26 PM) google_2: that coincide wtih fib levels
(12:26 PM) google_2: if you look at top of chart
(12:26 PM) google_2: it says possible targets
(12:26 PM) google_2: everyone following so far?
(12:26 PM) amer_68: y
(12:27 PM) plevin: y
(12:27 PM) Rose0001: y
(12:27 PM) gravestonedoggie: loud and clear
(12:27 PM) 1goods: y
(12:27 PM) pete77_1: ok
(12:27 PM) google_2: if we work our way from the outside
(12:27 PM) google_2: we have previous hod corresponds with 162% fib
(12:27 PM) google_2: open wiht 127%
(12:28 PM) google_2: corrective swing with 62%
(12:28 PM) google_2: & 70%
(12:28 PM) google_2: price is still climbing
(12:28 PM) google_2: and have no idea where it's going to stall
(12:28 PM) google_2: but this is a reversal pattern
(12:28 PM) amer_68: You've got two sets of fib lines?
(12:28 PM) google_2: so at some points it "should" reverse
(12:29 PM) google_2: correct
(12:29 PM) google_2: amer
(12:29 PM) elly_34: where is second fib anchored ?
(12:29 PM) google_2: marked 3 and 4
(12:29 PM) google_2: 3 from hod
(12:29 PM) google_2: 4 from midday
(12:29 PM) amer_68: see it
(12:30 PM) google_2: ok so far?
(12:30 PM) elly_34: both then to low of prev day?
(12:30 PM) amer_68: y
(12:30 PM) google_2: yes
(12:30 PM) elly_34: k
(12:30 PM) gravestonedoggie: with you
(12:30 PM) google_2: ok
(12:30 PM) QSuzy: you said corrective swing of 62% and 70%.....is it one or the other?
(12:30 PM) google_2: google_railroad_6.jpg
(12:31 PM) QSuzy: or just ballpark?
(12:31 PM) google_2: qsuzy
(12:31 PM) google_2: yes
(12:31 PM) google_2: not exact science
(12:31 PM) google_2: since this is the open
(12:31 PM) google_2: and many are jockeying for positions
(12:31 PM) google_2: on chart 6 you'll see where price stalled
(12:32 PM) google_2: this is going according to plan
(12:32 PM) google_2: railroad has been created
(12:32 PM) google_2: if you plot a trendline for today's wave
(12:32 PM) google_2: any breach of that
(12:32 PM) google_2: is a good entry
(12:33 PM) google_2: I'm aggressive
(12:33 PM) google_2: when it comes to that pattern
(12:33 PM) amer_68: For a short?
(12:33 PM) google_2: and I'll short it next to 70% or 127%
(12:33 PM) google_2: yes, this is a reversal entry pattern
(12:33 PM) amer_68: Nice!
(12:34 PM) google_2: have seen enough of them to be confident about the probabilities
(12:34 PM) google_2: nothing is 100%
(12:34 PM) google_2: but this one is up there
(12:34 PM) hanksterr: great chart
(12:34 PM) elly_34: is this a bearish gartley, from prev days close and then this projection?
(12:34 PM) google_2: elly great eye
(12:34 PM) gravestonedoggie: so you will short against the fib level, or by way of stop under the channel?
(12:34 PM) google_2: I'll get to gaps after I walk through patterns
(12:34 PM) TurnSig: Price crossed the TL on the 5th bar at a confluence of retracements. What kept you from shorting early?
(12:35 PM) google_2: I'l short against fib
(12:35 PM) gravestonedoggie: thnx
(12:35 PM) google_2: turn
(12:35 PM) google_2: I'll short earlir
(12:35 PM) google_2: ealier
(12:35 PM) google_2: earlier
(12:35 PM) google_2: uggg
(12:35 PM) google_2: lol
(12:35 PM) gravestonedoggie: hehe
(12:35 PM) google_2: but wanted to show what's happening in "simulated" real time :-)
(12:36 PM) gravestonedoggie: well done
(12:36 PM) timing 2: google fibb looking from haven must be happy with ya lol
(12:36 PM) elly_34: i'm not familiar with this tool, are the fans time lines? and which tool is this on ensign pls
(12:36 PM) google_2: I think it is better to showe a pattern as it unfolds
(12:36 PM) amer_68: BTW One of those gartleys is on the demo starting at 11:30 est
(12:37 PM) Buffy_04364: nice way to do it google
(12:37 PM) amer_68: I think
(12:37 PM) google_2: tool
(12:37 PM) google_2: is located on draw studies icon
(12:37 PM) google_2: 1st column on left
(12:37 PM) google_2: 3rd one
(12:37 PM) google_2: called fib retracements
(12:37 PM) google_2: you can use fib lines too
(12:37 PM) google_2: I just happen to like this one
(12:37 PM) google_2: whatever works
(12:37 PM) google_2: on other packages too
(12:38 PM) google_2: google_railroad_7.jpg
(12:38 PM) google_2: ok let's look at what happened
(12:38 PM) google_2: for the rest of the day
(12:38 PM) google_2: target hit marked 6
(12:38 PM) google_2: reversal is marked 7
(12:38 PM) win2001_1: sell
(12:39 PM) google_2: win2k you bet
(12:39 PM) google_2: lol
(12:39 PM) google_2: sell hard and with confidence
(12:39 PM) google_2: if you really take a close look at this particular setup
(12:39 PM) google_2: you'll notice that the opening move up
(12:40 PM) google_2: created the second wave
(12:40 PM) google_2: for the first one of the previous day
(12:40 PM) google_2: anyone following that?
(12:40 PM) amer_68: y
(12:40 PM) amer_68: The orphan
(12:40 PM) raz_62: lost me
(12:40 PM) plevin: you mean it is a 3 move retracement?
(12:40 PM) plevin: that gap being move 2
(12:40 PM) google_2: ok here's an easy way to visualize it
(12:40 PM) Rose0001: Google where can I get an introduction to waves?
(12:41 PM) Tom_B: a,b,c ?
(12:41 PM) google_2: omit (delete) first 6 bars for the day
(12:41 PM) google_2: right after the open
(12:41 PM) gravestonedoggie: gotcha
(12:41 PM) google_2: can you see it now?
(12:41 PM) scorp: from close down to fib line of next day?
(12:41 PM) hanksterr: y
(12:42 PM) google_2: yes
(12:42 PM) raz_62: y
(12:43 PM) dave_b_quik: is #7 a specific confirmation of the reversal?
(12:43 PM) google_2: google_railroad_final.jpg
(12:43 PM) Buffy_04364: there is a site in brach's discussion that is good rose
(12:43 PM) google_2: so what does the pattern look like without all that mess we created?
(12:43 PM) google_2: lol
(12:43 PM) tomsurf: Rose- Howard has a nice writeup at the Ensign site.
(12:43 PM) google_2: tracks are very visible on this chart
(12:44 PM) Rose0001: Thanks, Tom.
(12:44 PM) google_2: tracks are parallel
(12:44 PM) google_2: and provide good symmetry
(12:44 PM) elly_34: you were expecting this gartley because u saw the prev days low as completing a wave series?
(12:44 PM) google_2: here're other examples of railroad pattern
(12:44 PM) google_2: google_railroad_for_reversal_entries.jpg
(12:45 PM) google_2: elly
(12:45 PM) amer_68: Whole pattern could occur intraday?
(12:45 PM) google_2: I don't have an expectation
(12:45 PM) google_2: amer, no
(12:45 PM) google_2: railroads are opening patterns
(12:45 PM) amer_68: k
(12:47 PM) google_2: so everyone got the "railroad"?
(12:47 PM) elly_34: did you short before you were seeing a breakdown, just upon reaching that fib level?
(12:47 PM) tippet: very nice google :)
(12:47 PM) amer_68: yes, great!
(12:47 PM) Rose0001: Yes, Google. Beautiful presentation. Easy to follow.
(12:47 PM) shane o c: I signed up for ensign this am how long does it take to receive data
(12:48 PM) raz_62: yes even me
(12:48 PM) google_2: very good pattern, doesn't fail that often when materializes
(12:48 PM) TurnSig: Tx Google.
(12:48 PM) elly_34: did you see my ? google?
(12:48 PM) google_2: elly, no
(12:48 PM) google_2: let me scroll back
(12:48 PM) amer_68: What fibs most often on this pattern?
(12:49 PM) QSuzy: How often does the RRoad occur?
(12:49 PM) elly_34: about your entry
(12:49 PM) google_2: oh
(12:49 PM) google_2: I prefer entries @ 70, 127
(12:49 PM) google_2: 162
(12:49 PM) elly_34: u said aggressive, does that mean you are not necessarily waiting for a shorter term topping pattern?
(12:50 PM) google_2: dont' really know
(12:50 PM) google_2: but noticed railroads occur
(12:50 PM) google_2: during overall trend change
(12:50 PM) elly_34: nice
(12:50 PM) google_2: aggressive meaning
(12:50 PM) google_2: I won't wait too long before I enter
(12:50 PM) google_2: this one is was easier than others
(12:50 PM) Tom_B: Google those preferred entries are they generic or specific to this pattern ?
(12:50 PM) google_2: look at last charts
(12:51 PM) google_2: and you'll see that on the second chart the wait time was tooo long :-)
(12:51 PM) gravestonedoggie: goog, elly's quetion.. when you go to enter at fib level, do you tune down and still look to spot a specifc reversql pattern on a small timeframe, and what kind of pattern might that be?
(12:51 PM) google_2: the pattern on the right
(12:51 PM) google_2: tom
(12:51 PM) google_2: specific to pattern
(12:51 PM) Tom_B: k
(12:52 PM) google_2: gsd, yes I use 3 min for entries
(12:52 PM) google_2: and yes
(12:52 PM) google_2: I look for topping pattern
(12:52 PM) gravestonedoggie: k
(12:52 PM) google_2: but again I'm trading a pattern I've seen work out well
(12:52 PM) google_2: I mess up when I trade something I don't know lol
(12:53 PM) gravestonedoggie: thnx
(12:53 PM) google_2: ok
(12:53 PM) google_2: if everyone is ok with this one
(12:53 PM) laniermasters: What small tf topping pattern to you usually use?
(12:53 PM) google_2: let's move on to the second one
(12:53 PM) amer_68: y
(12:53 PM) google_2: the second one is the same as the first
(12:53 PM) google_2: I call it "leg & arc"
(12:53 PM) 1goods: google do you use 3 min..for entries...it that to keep risk small?
(12:53 PM) brandon_131: so you would not have shorted 1687, even though it was 62% and close previous swing high and also had an inside bar?
(12:53 PM) google_2: but abbreviated the name to arc
(12:54 PM) brandon_131: "close to"
(12:54 PM) google_2: goods, brandon, yes
(12:54 PM) google_2: I look at how price is reacting to a certain level
(12:54 PM) google_2: it just comes from watching
(12:54 PM) google_2: bars don't tell all
(12:55 PM) google_2: but times & sales along with price vibration indicate
(12:55 PM) google_2: what's happenening at a certain level
(12:55 PM) google_2: ok back to "arc"
(12:55 PM) Tom_B: u mean volitility at a price point ?
(12:55 PM) google_2: pattern pretty much same as first
(12:55 PM) google_2: it's a reversal pattern
(12:55 PM) google_2: aimed at capturing a good move
(12:55 PM) google_2: with defined risk
(12:56 PM) google_2: I've used the term "arc" before
(12:56 PM) google_2: to indicate
(12:56 PM) google_2: a fast move towards a target
(12:56 PM) google_2: we'll get to it in a second
(12:56 PM) google_2: the best setup I've come across for this pattern
(12:56 PM) google_2: is when the day starts with it
(12:56 PM) google_2: and reverses midday in reaction to it
(12:57 PM) google_2: but it also happens in other times of day
(12:57 PM) google_2: we'll get to that later
(12:57 PM) google_2: google_Arc_1.jpg
(12:57 PM) google_2: again
(12:57 PM) google_2: gap up
(12:57 PM) google_2: not a requirement by the way
(12:57 PM) google_2: it just happened to be the case on this chart
(12:58 PM) google_2: notice that most of the charts I'm using happened recently
(12:58 PM) google_2: the point is those patterns happen over and over again
(12:58 PM) google_2: so now we've missed this entire move down
(12:58 PM) google_2: and I have no idea what will happen next
(12:59 PM) google_2: at this point I'm slapping myself right and left
(12:59 PM) google_2: because I didn't short the open lol
(12:59 PM) amer_68: lol
(12:59 PM) google_2: and had no reason too
(12:59 PM) google_2: except greed
(12:59 PM) google_2: :-)
(12:59 PM) google_2: I'm also looking at previous day
(12:59 PM) google_2: and noticed that gap was in direction of last wave
(01:00 PM) google_2: which means I ain't getting my "railroad" :-(
(01:00 PM) google_2: no money to pay bills so far
(01:00 PM) amer_68: tear drops
(01:01 PM) google_2: more like "sobbing" lol
(01:01 PM) google_2: google_ARC_2.jpg
(01:01 PM) google_2: ah
(01:01 PM) google_2: something is happening here
(01:01 PM) google_2: finally :-)
(01:02 PM) google_2: we had 1 wave so far in the morning
(01:02 PM) google_2: and now we're having a second one
(01:02 PM) google_2: so google quickly looks for her fib pal
(01:02 PM) google_2: and plots a line
(01:02 PM) google_2: the goal is measure how hi is this corrective wave is going to go
(01:02 PM) google_2: so far we're still on the sidelines
(01:03 PM) google_2: and have no idea what's going to happen next
(01:03 PM) google_2: but now I saw a possible pause at 38%
(01:03 PM) google_2: and this gives me few options
(01:03 PM) google_2: the corrective wave is weak
(01:04 PM) google_2: there's another wave down following
(01:04 PM) google_2: but I don't know if it's a 123 or another leg down
(01:04 PM) google_2: being aggressive I can short against the 38% level
(01:04 PM) google_2: but let's just proceed with that pattern for now
(01:05 PM) google_2: google_ARC_3.jpg
(01:05 PM) gravestonedoggie: harmonic market
(01:05 PM) google_2: on this chart marked 3
(01:06 PM) google_2: we see that tons of money has been made on the short side
(01:06 PM) hanksterr: possible gartley
(01:06 PM) google_2: but
(01:06 PM) google_2: there's something happening
(01:06 PM) google_2: there's an arc
(01:06 PM) google_2: marked 3 on the chart
(01:06 PM) google_2: it's very important to visualize this
(01:06 PM) amer_68: got it
(01:06 PM) google_2: does look like an arc?
(01:07 PM) gravestonedoggie: y
(01:07 PM) Rose0001: yes
(01:07 PM) google_2: now I know we're due for a reversal of some sort
(01:07 PM) google_2: and now we have to determine where it would end
(01:07 PM) google_2: google_ARC_4.jpg
(01:07 PM) amer_68: First arc now not important?
(01:08 PM) google_2: does the first wave look like an arc?
(01:08 PM) raz_62: no
(01:08 PM) google_2: I don't see it like that
(01:08 PM) amer_68: k
(01:08 PM) google_2: arcs are the second or third legs
(01:09 PM) google_2: we have to calculate objective
(01:09 PM) google_2: previous day was trend day
(01:09 PM) google_2: plotted a fib from corrective wave
(01:09 PM) google_2: looked at reversal candles
(01:09 PM) google_2: so now we have
(01:10 PM) google_2: 4 things working in our favor
(01:10 PM) google_2: it's all about probabilities
(01:10 PM) google_2: price hit 162
(01:10 PM) google_2: reversal candle/bar visible on chart
(01:10 PM) google_2: on 3 min it's even looking better
(01:10 PM) gravestonedoggie: bar with long tail, you mean
(01:10 PM) google_2: pivot support from previous day
(01:11 PM) google_2: yes gsd
(01:11 PM) google_2: and an arc
(01:11 PM) gravestonedoggie: thnx
(01:11 PM) google_2: 4 things
(01:11 PM) google_2: now I'm getting excited and emotionally charged
(01:11 PM) google_2: :-)
(01:11 PM) gravestonedoggie: hehe
(01:12 PM) google_2: and here's where I enter
(01:12 PM) google_2: google_Arc_5.jpg
(01:12 PM) google_2: my risk is defined
(01:12 PM) google_2: I know where my stop is and max. number of points I'm willing to lose
(01:13 PM) google_2: now let's look at what happened
(01:13 PM) gravestonedoggie: better than sex and the city
(01:13 PM) google_2: google_Arc_6.jpg
(01:13 PM) gravestonedoggie: you risk to bottom of bar?
(01:14 PM) google_2: I enter close to bottom of bar
(01:14 PM) google_2: and probably 3 points below that
(01:14 PM) gravestonedoggie: k
(01:14 PM) google_2: and here you have the reversal for rest of day
(01:14 PM) gravestonedoggie: bottom of bar after reversal bar?
(01:14 PM) gravestonedoggie: sorry
(01:15 PM) hanksterr: very nice
(01:15 PM) google_2: gsd, sure
(01:15 PM) google_2: but I look at 3 min
(01:15 PM) google_2: which gives better entries
(01:15 PM) google_2: now let's look at the pattern on its own
(01:15 PM) gravestonedoggie: k
(01:16 PM) google_2: google_ARC_final.jpg
(01:16 PM) google_2: simply beautiful pattern
(01:16 PM) Rose0001: Thank you for sharing it.
(01:16 PM) Tom_B: applause
(01:16 PM) google_2: now
(01:16 PM) gravestonedoggie: nciely done
(01:16 PM) Buffy_04364: standing ovation
(01:17 PM) google_2: let's take a look
(01:17 PM) plevin: thank you
(01:17 PM) amer_68: Clap clap clap
(01:17 PM) hanksterr: encore
(01:17 PM) google_2: at how this pattern occurs frequently
(01:17 PM) google_2: google_ARC_for_reversal_entries.jpg
(01:17 PM) google_2: and this was just last week
(01:18 PM) google_2: if you've noticed
(01:18 PM) gravestonedoggie: ver nice
(01:18 PM) gravestonedoggie: very
(01:18 PM) google_2: I've labelled sets of arcs as "inverse"
(01:18 PM) google_2: thos are the best
(01:18 PM) google_2: arc going opposite each other
(01:18 PM) amer_68: second arc at a large fib
(01:19 PM) hanksterr: possible railroad coming
(01:19 PM) fr10: do you trade stocks in this room If may I ask google
(01:19 PM) amer_68: Look for approx equal legs?
(01:19 PM) google_2: those inverse ones are very reliable
(01:19 PM) google_2: no
(01:19 PM) fr10: ok
(01:19 PM) fr10: thx
(01:19 PM) gravestonedoggie: in the first spot you label 'inverse arcs' which 2 do you mean are inverse?
(01:20 PM) google_2: sure, I like when leg 1 = leg 2
(01:20 PM) google_2: but fibs here do the trick
(01:20 PM) google_2: because 127 or 162 can be shorter
(01:20 PM) google_2: depending on corrective wave
(01:20 PM) google_2: gsd
(01:20 PM) google_2: take a look at let and arc on the left
(01:21 PM) gravestonedoggie: ok
(01:21 PM) google_2: you see how the leg is bending downwards?
(01:21 PM) google_2: while arc is arching upwards?
(01:21 PM) gravestonedoggie: yes
(01:21 PM) google_2: same thing with leg and arc on right of chart
(01:22 PM) google_2: 2 arcs make up a pattern
(01:22 PM) google_2: well folks that was the "railroad' and "arc"
(01:22 PM) gravestonedoggie: thank you
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