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',125000:'So this would be a great time to buy to cover.',127000:'Without risking the 10% made so far.'});break;case'elections':$f(i).captions({1000:'We\'re looking at the Intraday graph for the NASDAQ composite',3000:'represented by ticker COMP at closing, that is, 4pm of November 4th, 2008 ',9000:'the day of the last Presidential election.',13000:'The chart indicates a very clear shorting opportunity.',16000:'We can see Daily Residue close to upper bound',19000:'with both dominant components Slow A and Slow B of the Slow Oscillator',24000:'having clearly turned downward. ',27000:'The Intraday residue is close to the Upper Bound in chart B. ',33000:'The Mid A component of Mid Oscillator is clearly downward. ',39000:'The only arguments against shorting are first, ',42000:'that the Mid B component of Mid Oscillator is upward,',45000:'although it has already burned half of its upward potential, ',49000:'and second, the 4-Day Trend Indicator has a slight upward trend ',53000:'over the next couple of days. ',56000:'But both of these arguments are too weak to prevent a short play. ',59000:'Their magnitudes compared to the downward potential ',61000:'of the Slow Oscillator are quite secondary.',65000:'Fast forward to the end of the next day, the 5th of November 2008, at closing.',70000:'As predicted there was quite a large drop in the NASDAQ, ',73000:'and the Slow A and Slow Oscillator never even flinched all the way down.'});break;case'unemployment':$f(i).captions({1000:'We\'re going to observe the NASDAQ composite graph,',4000:'represented by ticker COMP ',7000:'and how it was affected by the November 2008 Unemployment Numbers',10000:'Watch the evolution of the oscillators in the chart C. ',13000:'Does the very significant announcement of a steep job loss number ',16000:'affect the evolution of the oscillators? ',20000:' ',23000:'Nothing we can see so far. ',26000:'And now we have the crossing over point of slow A and Mid Oscillator. ',30000:'Please watch the "Cross-Over is Golden" video ',33000:'if you haven\'t already done so to understand the significance of this behavior.',36000:'We can also note a substantially negative Intraday Residue quite below zero.',41000:'Remember: anything that is an oscillator will behave just as the name indicates: ',45000:'it will oscillate up and down, around zero.',50000:'This minimum is an almost certain turning point. ',53000:'But can the NASDAQ turn around ',56000:'despite the most dismal unemployment numbers in decades? ',59000:'Let\'s watch the rest of the day ',62000:'We see here that, by any standards, the evolution of the oscillators ',66000:'is smooth and quite predictable.',69000:'We traded that day deliberately oblivious to the unemployment numbers, ',72000:'exceeding our average daily performance.'});break;case'trend-indicator':$f(i).captions({0:'I\'m going to explain the 4-Day Trend Indicator that',3000:'appears in chart D of the Intraday graphs.',5000:'We can think of this indicator as a conservative estimate ',8000:'of the anticipated behavior of the Daily Model in chart C. ',12000:'Let\'s take the Intraday graph of ticker IDTI at the close of ',15000:'November 26th, 2008 for example.',18000:'Looking at chart D we see the Daily Residue is above its upper bound, ',22000:'Slow B has turned downward ',24000:'and Slow A which almost always guides the turning points ',27000:'and plateaus of Slow Oscillator is about to turn downward. ',30000:'So, if anything, we would be looking to short it in the medium term ',34000:'Knowing that, how should we interpret the 4-Day Indicator here? ',37000:'Since we are looking to short, the 4-Day Indicator gives us a conservative,',41000:'sort of a statistical "worst case scenario," of the gain of the daily model ',45000:'over the next 4 days. ',48000:'In this figure, it says that the Daily Model could gain as much as 10% ',52000:'However, the Daily Residue stands to lose around 20%.',56000:'Remember the daily residue is an oscillator. ',59000:'Also, remember that the Intraday Model of the price movement ',63000:'is the sum of the Daily Model and the Slow Oscillator. ',68000:'So, if for some other reasons we are set to short IDTI over the next few days, ',73000:'the graphs say that we can, but we are taking an unnecessary risk. ',77000:'Why? Because the potential of the daily residue ',80000:'and the trend of the daily model are strongly contradictory. ',84000:'We should instead, focus on stocks that have the same trend ',87000:'in both these indicators. ',89000:'For example, KNSY on November 28th, 2008 ',96000:'Or cases where the daily model trend is only mildly contradictory ',99000:'to the daily residue  potential. ',101000:'For example, NITE on the same day.',107000:'But, let\'s say we want to stick to IDTI. ',110000:'Let\'s see what the future held for it.',113000:'This is IDTI at the close of December 5th, 2008 ',117000:'Although the Daily Residue drops a full 23% between ',120000:'9:45am November 28th and 10:15am December 5th ',126000:'the actual price only drops by 13% between the same two points.',131000:'The effect of the strong uptrend of the Daily Model is evident.'});break;case'one-long-one-short':$f(i).captions({1000:'For a very good example long trade: Consider the graph of ticker NITE ',5000:'for the 2nd of December 2008 at 3:15pm. ',9000:'All significant oscillators are pointing to a very safe "buy." ',13000:'The daily residue is below its lower bound and has strong upside potential. ',19000:'The 4-day daily trend indicator and Slow B have turned upward. ',24000:'Slow A and Slow Oscilator are about to turn ',28000:'and have strong upside potential, as does the mid oscillator. ',33000:'If you buy now at $14.62, in order to lose money, ',38000:'at least three "safety levels" have to fail ',41000:'in three different time scales. ',43000:'The short term (Mid Oscillator), ',46000:'the medium term (Slow Oscillator) ',49000:'and the longer term (Daily Trend Indicator).',52000:'And we are not even including the fast scales in chart B, ',55000:'which also have a moderate upside potential. ',58000:'This is therefore a low-risk entry. ',62000:'Since the price is the sum of the Daily Model, ',65000:'the Slow Oscillator, and the Mid Oscillator, ',68000:'and all three are upward, the potential payoff is high. ',74000:'Fast forward to December 5th. ',77000:'The price at the close was $16.24. ',81000:'From this graph you can also verify one of our most important mottos: ',85000:'"A good trade is one that will provide many ',88000:'opportunities to exit profitably."',90000:'As you see in the graph, more than 95% of the time ',93000:'the price has been above your entry price of $14.62. ',99000:'A similarly good short opportunity is shown in the graph of ',102000:'ticker ALTR at 10:00am of the 25th of November, 2008. ',107000:'The daily residue is in the neighborhood of its upper bound ',110000:'and has strong downside potential. ',113000:'Slow A, Slow Oscillator, and the Mid Oscillator have turned downward ',121000:'and has significant downside potential. ',124000:'Also, the 4-Day Trend Indicator is only moderately upward. ',129000:'Please be sure to watch entiltled, "How To Use The 4-Day Trend Indicator." ',136000:'You short at the entry price of $15.18. ',139000:'Now look at the graph of ALTR at 2:15pm of the same day.',144000:'We can see that the oscillators stayed smooth and evolved ',147000:'over the four hours from your point of entry. ',150000:'Now is good time to buy-to-cover and exit.',154000:'As you can see, the crossing between the Mid Oscillator',157000:'and Slow A (which are both dominant) has just occurred ',161000:'with the location of the crossing point quite below the zero axis ',164000:'To understand the importance of the crossing point of two ',167000:'dominant oscillators, watch the corresponding video.',170000:'Both the Daily and Intraday Residue are below their ',173000:'corresponding lower bounds. ',175000:'Your exit price is $14.10 with a percentage gain of seven',178000:'in just four hours.'});break;case'interface':$f(i).captions({1000:'This tutorial will demonstrate the basic functionality of the charting application.',4000:'You will frequently need to examine specific data at specific points in time ',8000:'to make the most educated decisions.',11000:'To this end, we\'ve made it easy to isolate charts, lines, and dates ',15000:'to make all data legible and easy to understand.',20000:'From the main stocks page we can click on the End-of-Day or Intraday button ',23000:'to open the charting application. ',26000:'Doing so will always access the most recent data available. ',30000:'Notice that opening a graph does not navigate you to a new page, ',33000:'so you don\'t need to use the browser\'s back button to return to the stocks page. ',37000:'Instead click the close button at the top left of the application.  ',43000:'After the application is finished loading you will see four charts that ',47000:'make up the End-Of-Day or Intraday graph for this stock ',50000:'depending on the option you clicked.',53000:'On the left sidebar you will see several useful tools for navigating all data. ',57000:'At the top, we see the ticker symbol and the current DTI value ',60000:'of the stock being viewed. ',62000:'Next we see two buttons to access the most recent End-Of-Day and Intraday graphs. ',67000:'You will need a Trader\'s Access account in order to access the Intraday graphs. ',71000:'The small arrow here indicates that we are looking at the Intraday graph. ',75000:'At the bottom of the sidebar there is a list of available stocks. ',78000:'This is the same list that we saw on the main stock page, ',81000:'repeated here so we can quickly switch from one stock view to another ',84000:'without closing the charting application. ',87000:'You can sort  the list alphabetically or by color indicator. ',92000:'Finally, you can access any available stock by entering its ticker symbol ',97000:'in this text field and hitting enter.',100000:'At the top of the application you will find the stock\'s history time line. ',104000:'This time line represents the available history states for the current graph. ',109000:'The duration of the time line will vary depending on how much history ',112000:'is available in the database with the most recent time always at the far right. ',116000:'We can select a specific history by clicking and dragging the puck, ',122000:'or by clicking the forward and back buttons at the ends of the time slider. ',128000:'The history will not be loaded until we click the Load History button at the right. ',133000:'The arrow above the time line indicates the date and time of the history state ',136000:'we are currently viewing.',139000:'Now let\'s look at how we can interact with the charts themselves. ',143000:'We can click on any of the four charts to enlarge them. ',147000:'Notice that the other three charts shrink down and can be easily accessed ',150000:'by clicking a thumbnail. ',153000:'To return to the normalized view of the graph we can click this button ',157000:'in the corner of the chart, or we can click on the black areas between charts.',173000:'The legend for each chart can be accessed by clicking the so labeled ',176000:'small rectangle in the lower left of each chart. ',180000:'You can move a legend into any corner of the chart by dragging its top. ',186000:'The legend also provides options to hide and show the lines of a chart. ',190000:'Hovering over the name of a line in the legend highlights the line in the chart. ',196000:'And you can also click the name of a line to toggle its display on and off.',201000:'Finally, there are options to both hide and show all lines.',207000:'When looking at an enlarged view we can zoom a region of the chart ',211000:'to examine its data more closely. ',214000:'To do this, simply click and drag a box around the desired region ',218000:'and release the mouse to zoom in. ',221000:'Notice that the scroll bars on the top and right sides of the chart ',224000:'adjust to reflect our new zoom level. ',227000:'When zoomed in we can scroll our view by dragging these pucks,',233000:'and we can also drag the ends of a puck to adjust the zoom level in the time,',238000:'or percentage range. ',241000:'To return to a full zoom level click the magnifier in the top right of the chart.'});break;case'trading-ranges1':$f(i).captions({1000:'Let\'s examine the Graph of ALTR for the close of December 3rd, 2008.',6000:'We define a trading range as a period in the stock price history, ',10000:'where the Daily Model does not have a strong bias in either direction. ',15000:'That means the majority of the stock price movement is dictated ',19000:'by the Intraday oscillators which are in charts A, B, and D. ',26000:'A good way to identify a trading range is to look for stocks whose recent price histories ',31000:'visually correlate to the Daily Residue for about the past 10 trading days. ',37000:'Here we can easily verify visually that it is in a trading range. ',42000:'The best part about such a stock is that you can play both sides. ',45000:'The next step is to identify one or two dominant Intraday oscillators ',49000:'on which you will base your trade. ',51000:'These can be: ',52000:'Slow A, ',54000:'Slow B, ',57000:'Mid and Fast Oscillators. ',61000:'Keep in mind that the faster the dominant oscillator you pick to trade is, ',65000:'the faster your rate of return.',68000:'But more importantly, the faster the oscillator you are trading is, ',71000:'the more "safety levels" you can set, using the slower oscillators.',75000:'A frequent ideal situation we\'ve noticed in terms of rate of return and safety ',80000:'is one in which Slow A and Mid Oscillator are dominant. ',84000:'We have talked about how to trade this situation previously ',87000:'in video about cross-over strategy. ',90000:'In some cases Slow A or Slow Oscillator become quite dominant over anything else, ',96000:'which is an easy situation to trade since you only trade the direction of that oscillator. ',101000:'But we will use this graph of ALTR to illustrate the importance ',105000:'of not trying to predict the exact turning point of a dominant oscillator. ',109000:'Always remember, "It hasn\'t turned until it\'s turned."',113000:'Let\'s examine more closely. ',116000:'At this point Slow A and Mid Oscillator are dominant. ',121000:'We are anticipating a positive crossing point coming up. ',124000:'Remember, if the Intraday Residue in chart B has amplitude comparable to that ',129000:'of a dominant oscillator, you need to factor it into your entry decision. ',133000:'Here, the Intraday Residue is significant and currently quite positive ',138000:'and therefore has substantial down swing potential. ',141000:'But the crossing point has not occurred yet. ',144000:'So, when do you get in? ',146000:'In cases like this and when the crossing point is no more than a couple of points away, ',150000:'you may want to enter before the Intraday Residue burns up its downward potential. ',154000:'Think of it this way: in the neighborhood of a crossing point, ',157000:'there is not much contribution to the price movement from the two oscillators ',161000:'that are about to cross because they are moving in opposite directions. ',165000:'So, if the residue is significant, it can dominate the price movement, as is the case here. ',172000:'Let\'s move forward to next day, December 4th at 10:15 am.',176000:'The price dropped a full four percent almost purely because of the ',179000:'Intraday Residue and its oscillators. ',183000:'Say you have it as a rule not to enter before the crossing point actually happens. ',188000:'That\'s perfectly fine. ',190000:'Instead, enter short at the crossing point ',193000:'Let\'s move on to ALTR, later that day at 1:30pm.',197000:'Here you have the first sign of Mid Oscillator turning. ',200000:'If you decide to exit, great! You made a substantial profit. ',204000:'If you decide to stay in, that\'s great too!',207000:'At this point, Slow A has acquired such dominance and momentum, ',210000:'that it will take quite a bit of energy to first slow it down and then to turn it around. ',215000:'No matter what you do, you will likely be fine, as long as you do not go long ',219000:'because the Mid Oscillator turned around. ',222000:'Never risk going against the direction of the dominant oscillator. ',226000:'Do not try to anticipate the turning point of a freight train like Slow A in this case. ',231000:'Remember, "it hasn\'t turned until it\'s turned."'});break;case'trading-ranges2':$f(i).captions({1000:'Once again we remind you to never risk going against ',3000:'the direction of the dominant oscillator. ',6000:'Do not try to predict the exact turning point of a very significant oscillator ',10000:'like Slow A in this case. ',13000:'Remember: "it hasn\'t turned until it\'s turned."',16000:'We\'ve moved forward to the graph of ALTR for December 5th at 1:45pm  ',21000:'which is a full day later from the last point of part one of this tutorial.',26000:'Now you have signs that Slow A is turning around. ',29000:'Also, Mid Oscillator is upward and the Intraday Residue has good upside, ',36000:'which makes this a good long entry point. ',39000:'Moving ahead a couple of trading days to December 9th at 2:15pm. ',44000:'Notice that Slow A may have slowed down, ',47000:'but it never turned during its entire upswing, ',50000:'that is of course, until it turned. ',53000:'Do you get out now or do you get out at the first sign of the Mid Oscillator turning ',57000:'which happened some time back?',60000:'It doesn\'t really matter that much. ',62000:'Either way you make a handsome profit. ',65000:'But, whatever you do, do not go short when the Mid Oscillator shows signs of turning. ',69000:'Remember, Slow A, which is the dominant oscillator, has not turned. ',74000:'Say you are conservative and you exit at the first sign of Mid turning ',78000:'and you wait for Slow A to show signs of turning before you go short. ',82000:'The reason you can play both sides here is because you are in a trading range, ',86000:'and as you see in chart D, Slow A dominates the entire Daily Residue. ',92000:'So you wait until Slow A turns. ',95000:'Because while you were waiting for Slow A to turn, the price dropped substantially, ',100000:'you may wonder: "Is it too late to enter?" ',103000:'No, it is not, but you will have to wait until Mid A has good downward potential, ',109000:'which means it is in positive territory (the more positive the better) ',113000:'and it\'s synchronized with Slow A or crossing it. ',117000:'The point we want to illustrate here is that we recommend you trade ',120000:'when you have both momentum and potential. ',123000:'Coming to December 10th at 12:45pm we have the first signs ',127000:'of both Slow A and Mid Oscillator having negative slopes. ',132000:'They also both have good downside potential. ',135000:'This is a good short entry point. ',138000:'Moving ahead to December 11th at 10:30am, you have the first clear sign ',143000:'that Mid Oscillator is turning around. ',146000:'You exit the short here. ',148000:'A logical question to ask here is: "How do I distinguish ',151000:'if I have a crossing point situation, versus a single dominant oscillator situation?" ',156000:'It\'s a very good question, since if you watch all the tutorial videos',159000:'it will be obvious that we trade the two situations differently. ',163000:'For example, in the present case, we have a negative crossing point. ',168000:'As per the crossing point theory, we should go long here. ',172000:'But as per the single dominant oscillator theory, we do not go long ',176000:'unless the dominant oscillator (Slow A in this case) shows signs of turning around. ',182000:'The answer lies in the relative dominance between the two crossing oscillators, ',186000:'which admittedly calls for some personal judgment. ',189000:'If the magnitudes of the two oscillators are similar, you follow the crossing point theory. ',194000:'If one oscillator of the two is clearly more dominant that the other, ',198000:'then you follow the single dominant oscillator theory. ',200000:'When in doubt, be conservative. ',202000:'Either don\'t make the trade or wait until the most dominant of the two oscillators ',206000:'turns around and then reassess the situation. ',210000:'Take this piece of advice from Warren Buffet: "We don\'t have to swing at every pitch, ',214000:'only the potential home runs." ',217000:'Now we notice that over the last two days, ',220000:'although the stock price has remained fairly flat, the Daily Residue has burned ',224000:'more than half its downside potential. ',227000:'Therefore, you suspect that you are not in a trading range anymore ',231000:'and the 4-Day Trend Indicator has a considerable upside. ',234000:'So, our evidence indicates that we have an upward Daily Model bias. ',239000:'So, until things change, we will favor the long side. ',243000:'Say you are conservative, and you do not treat this as a crossing point but rather ',247000:'as a single dominant oscillator situation. ',250000:'This means you will exit your short and will not go long ',253000:'unless slow A shows signs of turning.',256000:'By December 12th at 12pm we see the first signs of Slow A turning, ',261000:'which, considering everything else, makes it a good long entry point. ',264000:'At this point, you might  be beating yourself up for not continuing to stay short. ',269000:'We have had plenty of similar experiences and can assure you, ',272000:'you will miss many trades which in hindsight seem like perfect opportunities. ',276000:'But hindsight is always 20/20. ',279000:'Keep in mind the first rule is, "do not lose money."'});break;case'strong-biases1':$f(i).captions({1000:'In this three part tutorial, we will track ticker HBAN for almost seven trading days ',5000:'and spot multiple trading opportunities all to the same side based on strong ',9000:'downward bias of the stock.',13000:'We\'ll start on November 12, 2008 at closing. ',17000:'Once you have identified a strong bias, you then play only that side in Intraday trading, ',23000:'which will be the short side in this case. ',26000:'How do you decide your entry and exit points? ',29000:'First identify two dominant Intraday oscillators, ',32000:'preferably of adjacent dominant periods. ',35000:'Usually this will be Slow A and Mid Oscillator. ',38000:'Why these? ',41000:'Invariably, the turning points of Slow A, rather than those of Slow B, ',47000:'determine the turning points or plateaus of Slow Oscillator. ',51000:'Also, Slow A generally "leads" Slow Oscillator. ',56000:'Moreover, the dominant periods of Slow A and Mid Oscillator are ',61000:'more adjacent than the periods of Slow B and Mid Oscillator. ',65000:'Slow B is typically a slower oscillator than Slow A. ',70000:'Exceptions to these general guidelines do exist of course, ',73000:'but they are easy to identify because the amplitude of Slow A ',77000:'will be significantly smaller than that of Slow B. ',80000:'In those cases you can use Slow Oscillator and Mid Oscillator as dominant.',86000:'In our current case we will use Slow A and Mid Oscillator as our dominant oscillators. ',92000:'The rule is: trade crossing points and synchronization points ',96000:'always in the same direction which will be short in this case. ',100000:'So, let\'s begin.',102000:'Primarily watch the evolution of Slow A and Mid Oscillator in Chart A, ',106000:'in conjunction with the price evolution in chart C. ',112000:'Based on this first graph, we do nothing. ',115000:'Mid Oscillator and Slow A are contradictory and we have a crossing point coming up. ',121000:'We move to 10:00am on November 13th.',124000:'Here, we have the crossing point between Slow A and Mid Oscillator. ',129000:'Please watch the tutorial video about crossover points if you have not already. ',133000:'It is preferable if at the crossing point, the direction of the faster oscillator ',138000:'is in the direction of the trade. ',140000:'In our current case, it is a weak crossing point because ',143000:'its distance from the zero axis is not significant and ',147000:'the direction of the faster oscillator, Mid Oscillator, at the crossing point ',151000:'is not in the direction of the intended trade. ',154000:'Therefore, it is wise to wait until the Mid Oscillator shows signs ',158000:'of turning downward at which point we will most likely ',161000:'have a synchronization case: Slow A and Mid Oscillator in the same direction. ',167000:'Moving to 11:15am of the same day, we have the first sign of Mid Oscillator turning. ',175000:'The point at which you enter during the Mid Oscillator turning process ',178000:'may be further optimized by looking at the fast oscillators and ',182000:'Intraday Residue in chart B, if their amplitudes are not negligible. ',186000:'This is a good entry point because the fast oscillators and residue ',190000:'have good downside potential. ',193000:'Let\'s go forward couple of hours to 1:15pm and see how our trade has evolved. ',198000:'At this point we have the first sign of Mid Oscillator turning upwards. ',202000:'Therefore we exit, and with a substantial profit in a short period of time. ',206000:'We do not play the long side. We simply wait until the next short opportunity.'});break;case'strong-biases2':$f(i).captions({1000:'This is part two in a three part tutorial on Trading Strong Biases. ',5000:'If you have not watched part one please go and do so before continuing. ',9000:'The next potential short entry is on November 14th, at 9:45am. ',15000:'The Mid Oscillator has just turned and has significant downward potential ',19000:'and the Intraday Residue and fast oscillators also have good downside potential. ',25000:'However, the directions of Slow A and Mid Oscillator are contradictory. ',31000:'We recommend that you do not consider playing contradictory ',35000:'dominant oscillators unless it is at a crossing point. ',38000:'There is a dual reason for this. ',41000:'First, uncertainty: you don\'t really know which of the two opposing ',44000:'oscillator directions will dominate. ',46000:'Odds are that the Mid Oscillator, because it is the faster of the two, ',49000:'will dominate if the amplitudes of Slow A and Mid Oscillator are comparable, ',54000:'but there is no reason to take the risk. ',57000:'Second, because the price behaves as the sum of Slow A and Mid Oscillator, ',62000:'contradictory trends mean that they will cancel each other out ',68000:'to a certain degree and therefore not much movement in the price will occur. ',71000:'The latter is in fact what happens until 3:00pm of same day at the next crossing point. ',79000:'Now you can go short with a lot more confidence. ',83000:'Let\'s watch the evolution of our trade up to November 17th, at 11:30am. ',89000:'At this point the Mid Oscillator shows clear signs of turning upward, ',93000:'therefore we cover our short, and with substantial percent gain, ',97000:'and wait for the next short opportunity. ',100000:'Let\'s jump to 1:45pm on the same day. ',104000:'At this point you may be tempted to short because the Mid Oscillator shows signs of 108000: turning downwards and Slow A has negative slope. ',112000:'If you did, you would be ignoring the following dominant facts: ',116000:'Mid Oscillator has significant upside potential, ',119000:'Mid A, which is the dominant component of Mid Oscillator is clearly upward ',124000:'and Slow A also has substantial upside. ',129000:'After all, if a crossing point happens soon ',132000:'(which is quite likely as seen from the proximity of Slow A and Mid Oscillator), ',136000:'it will be a long crossing point, which means, it will be below the zero axis ',141000:'and the faster oscillator has a predominantly positive trend. ',145000:'Remember, you don\'t have to swing at every pitch. ',148000:'In our system the safest swings are also potential home runs. ',152000:'For more on this philosophy, see the corresponding low-risk high-payoff video. ',157000:'Say, for the sake of argument that despite your best judgment ',160000:'you took the trade, going short. ',162000:'You would still be fine, because you have set a strong safety level ',166000:'in the strong downward bias from the Daily Model. ',169000:'This fact will be evident as we move forward. ',172000:'If you followed your best judgment and didn\'t take the trade, ',175000:'your next chance is at the next crossing point on November 18, at 2:15pm. ',181000:'You enter short here and cover when the Mid shows signs of turning ',185000:'by 3:45pm the same day, then wait for the next short opportunity.'});break;case'strong-biases3':$f(i).captions({1000:'This is part three of a three part tutorial on how to trade strong biases. ',5000:'If you have not watched parts one and two please do so before continuing. ',10000:'The next short opportunity comes at the next synchronization point ',13000:'at 10:45am on November 19th between Slow A and Mid Oscillator.',20000:'You go short here and exit at the first signs ',23000:'of the Mid Oscillator turning at 1:00pm the same day.',30000:'The next short opportunity comes at the next crossing point ',33000:'at 3:00pm on the same day.',37000:'At this point, you have all conditions in your favor: ',40000:'Slow A, Slow B, and Slow Oscillator are downward. ',47000:'Intraday Residue has good downward potential, and your crossing point ',53000:'is substantially above the zero axis. ',57000:'Finally, you have a strong downward bias from the Daily Model. ',62000:'The only point against is that at the crossing point the ',65000:'direction of the faster oscillator is not in the direction of the intended trade. ',69000:'A rather secondary factor, considering the overwhelming field of favorable factors. ',75000:'You enter short here and because of the "additive-effect" nature of our system, ',80000:'all of the above favorable factors come to bear on the price change ',84000:'which we see is quite large as we move ahead a couple of hours. ',91000:'We exit at the turning point of the Mid Oscillator which happens the next day, ',95000:'November 20th at 10:45am. ',100000:'The next shorting opportunity is at the next synchronization point between Slow A ',106000:'and Mid Oscillator at 1:15pm on November 20th. ',112000:'There are many favorable factors here: ',115000:'Slow A, Slow B, Slow Oscillator, Mid Oscillator, and Fast A are all downward ',119000:'with significant downside. ',123000:'The superposition of their effects results in a dramatic price drop ',126000:'as can be seen by noon of the next day, November 21st, at which point ',132000:'you happily cover because of the turning signs of the Mid Oscillator. ',136000:'We hope this tutorial has illustrated sufficiently the strategy and ',140000:'how to play a strong Daily Model bias using crossing points and ',143000:'synchronization points, always trading only the side of the bias. '});break;default:break}}};$f.addPlugin("captions",function(captions){var cuepoints=[];for(time in captions){cuepoints.push(parseInt(time))}var content=this.getPlugin("content");if(content){this.onCuepoint(cuepoints,function(clip,time){content.setHtml(captions[time])})}return this});$(document).ready(function(){setVideo()});