The Drummond Geometry Forum

I went through the release notes on mg and studied the definitions and listened to a few mogs starting early May all the way till early June till the point Charlie says's is in the hands of the programmer now. Is there any plan to release the monthly and weekly mg's with the same level of security(...

Good afternoon Ted, Thank you for the codes. It's working. If you have the time, I'm wondering whether you could help me with the following: 1. there are two files mg and mg di; is mg di for intraday? 2 Is there anyway you can send me a paragraph or two defining mother goose and maybe some potentia...

I'm trying to create a chart like the attachment (like how Charlie has been showing at beginning of each Mog lately where he is currently calling it Weekly Matrix), but rather then the monthly with quarterly Blues overlaid, I'd like to create one with Quarterly price bars showing and the Yearly Blu...

Thanks for all of the information below - I will look very closely at all of the Mogs that you mentioned. At this point, I am feeling that I have a pretty solid understanding of basic P&L, but would like to have a better understanding of the direction that Charlie Drummond is pursuing with thes...

I hope you are enjoying the holidays. You must be having fun trading the bonds right now - they are making some good moves lately. I am finally all set up in Geneva, and am starting up with my trading again. I have been watching the Mogs as often as possible, and have been trying to learn more abou...

Relative to the discussion of Yes and No patterns in Lessons 4 and 5, there is no place (so far) where these patterns have actually been defined and specifically characterized. Here is my "definition" and list of essential components for a Yes pattern. Would you please review it and let m...

Got it. Now, it's my understanding that any lower time period range is contained within next HTP time period, e.g., daily is contained within weekly, so you buy at weekly support and sell at weekly resistance. Similarly, weekly is contained within monthly support and resistance, and so on. Is that ...

Another question: In lesson 18, video 1.9, screen 83, day 1 formed a block on top, which we assume to be weak. My analysis: if we look at the last week's price action, we see that prices broke below weekly nearby support, and that area thus becomes resistance. Further more, this resistance held on ...