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2nd October 2004, 08:27 AM
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Weekly/Bi-weekly graph puzzle.
I am not deliberately trying to give a suggestion a day but it seems these days I am a little bullish on ideas(a trend reversal is due).An idea occured to me while answering the crossword puzzle for my son.
Just as in Newspapers, there is a daily crossword puzzle, is it not possible to have a bi-weekly or weekly(depending upon the response) graph puzzle. I rememeber the exercises towards the end of the second day of the two day Seminar that I atttended. They put a graph on the screen and different groups were supposed to answer. The answers were quite drastically different( One cannot learn Technical analysis in one and a half days) but it provided good education and entertainment. The most important thing in Technical analysis is the interpretation of graphs. Traderji has been kind enough to give pictorial presentations with his recommendations which is one way of learning. Just as backward calculation and hypothesis is more effective in presenting certain concepts, I think if people who want to really learn Technical Analysis could directly comment on Traderji's graph puzzles, they would know exactly where they stand. Ideally speaking, their replies should be directly sent to traderji instead of direct reply posts so that people are not influenced by other people's opinions. Then traderji can directly post all of them along with the reply if all this is practically feasible.Unfortunately, it would not be possible to give pictorial replies but using coeffiecents, one can express what one wants to. Traderji can deliberately try to confuse with some deceptive graphs as a learning exercise. This may sound high handed but for genuine students, it may turn out to be a good thing. Last edited by sh50; 31st January 2005 at 07:32 PM. 
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2nd October 2004, 01:28 PM
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Re: Weekly/Bi-weekly graph puzzle.
Grand Idea. One sure way to better chart analysis skills,esp for the beginners and persons who have not had the oppurtunity to attend a formal tachnical analysis workshop.
This will definitely help everyone to eventually trade better also. Hoping Traderji will begin this soon. Shri.
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