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I have attached my understanding of Ch 1 of the Turtorial.

Hi,

Thanks for the DOK for tutorial chapter 1.

You should now start posting at the forum about your trade signal strategy and then some trade signals that occur near/at any Key Market Event (KME) including talking about any WRB intervals or WRB Hidden GAP intervals that may have occurred at/near the trade signal.

This will help to prepare you for learning tutorial chapters 2 and 3.

Simply, you don’t need to fully understand tutorial chapters 2 and 3 to talk about your trade signals that you’ve been trading in relationship to WRB intervals, WRB Hidden GAP intervals, and Key Market Events (KMEs) that occur near/at the trade signal.

In fact, I do not recommend you begin learning tutorial chapters 2 and 3 until you have posted several charts where your trade signals have been appearing along with highlighting any KMEs, WRB Hidden GAP intervals near/at your trade signals.

Some members have posted in their private threads...quantitative statistical analysis from a professional trade journal software of their trade performance to go along with the charts that they've annotated with KMEs and WRB Hidden GAP intervals prior to learning tutorial chapters 2 and 3.

P.S. I don't need to know the details about your trade signal strategy. Instead, annotate charts of your most recent trade signals (entry/exit), show where your recent trades (simulator/real money) have occurred from entry to exit along with highlighting Key Market Events (KMEs) and WRB Hidden GAP intervals that occurred at/near your trade signals.

Regards,
M.A. Perry
TheStrategyLab

Can I just use a simple 2 Moving average strategy...ex: 5 and 20 simple EMA cross for buy or sell? I had to walk away from WRB for a second because for whatever reason, I feel like I need everything restated to understand for ch2 and beyond. Che 1 is all I understand with crystal clarity...

The WRB Analysis Free Study Guide is for traders that have an existing trade signal strategy and for traders that know the basic quantitative statistical analysis of their trade signal strategy prior to using WRB Analysis.

Simply, I don't tell you what trade strategy you should be using. In contrast, you're supposed to tell me what trade signal strategy you've been using, backtesting (hypothetical) results, you should be posting information about your trade performance (simulator or real-money) along with quantitative statistical analysis from a professional trade journal software or basic statistics from your broker trade execution platform...

• Without the above information from you...it will be impossible for you to determine the merits of WRB Analysis merged with your trade signal strategy.

With that said, I highly recommend you post backtest (hypothetical) trade results, simulation trade results, or real trading results via whatever trade signal strategy you're using. Next, post your results here at the forum prior to learning WRB Analysis. This will be your due diligence to determine the merits of WRB Analysis because you'll have the statistical analysis for comparing your trade performance before and then after WRB Analysis.

Some traders are using WRB Analysis merged with their indicator trade signal strategy while others are using WRB Analysis with price action only trade signal strategies (no indicators) and a few are using WRB Analysis with market breadth (DOM) trading.

Regardless, I don't tell traders what strategy they should be using. Instead, they compare their trade results or hypothetical (backtest) results before/after WRB Analysis to determine if there are any merits to using WRB Analysis with their trade signal strategies...

You know, all that do your due diligence stuff prior to qualifying to purchase the fee-base education content.

Reminder: My responsibility is to help you merge WRB Analysis into whatever trade signal strategy that you have been using in your trading. Your responsibility is to already have an existing trade signal strategy with either hypothetical/backtesting results, simulator trade results, or real money trade results...

Prior to learning (understanding)/application of WRB Analysis with your trade signal strategy.

In fact, someone once asked me here at the forum what's the average duration of trade results that a trader has prior to contacting TheStrategyLab

My response was about 6 months of trade results along with a few months of quantitative statistical analysis about the trade performance of those 6 months. Yet, if you're using a new trade signal strategy with only a few weeks of trade results (hypothetical/backtesting, simulator, or real money)...that is OK.


The above info will allow me to better help you merge WRB Analysis with your trade signal strategy...to improve the trade performance of your trade signal strategy. That is your responsibility (you must do it) prior to learning (understanding)/applying the WRB Analysis Free Study Guide and then merging it with your trade signal strategy.

• Simply, do not try to learn the WRB Analysis Free Study Guide without a trade signal strategy and without any statistical information about that trade signal strategy.

Reminder: WRB Analysis is not a trade signal strategy. It is a price action analysis that can work with your trade signal strategy to help improve the performance of your trade signal strategy.

Regards,
M.A. Perry
TheStrategyLab.com