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ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
Snagged like a cheap hand-me-down sweater (say woot). Good job, MrBowl.
A) DNA model.
B) Hand model.
C) Model house.
D) Classic car models.
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Hopping on the S-train. Bullish red double pattern 6-6 showing on the ebbchart. Win percentage: 59% on the 1st and 2nd day. Crash 'n Burn, baby.
Note: Normally, pattern 6 holds a win percentage of only 54% in the S-fund.
Staying in equities for the week, anyway. Friday is showing a bullish red pattern 5/red-red-red (WP: 59%), so it's just a three-day stint for me.
Bullish double pattern 6-6 on Wednesday and Thursday with both days having a win percentage of 59% in the S-fund.
Bullish pattern 5/red-red-red today (Friday) with a win percentage of 59%, also.
It was a no-brainer jumping back in the S-fund. And with a win-loss percentage of 59% on all three days, the system expected winning at least 2 out of 3, and that is exactly what we got.
S-fund: +1.21% (WED); -0.59% (THU); +1.35% (FRI).
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
According to the ebbcharts:
Monday: Pattern 1/grn-grn-grn (see chart below). Win Percentage (CSI 52.9%): C 53%; S 55%; I 51% (see 2nd chart).
Since the S&P 500 has a win-loss percentage of 55% during the same 7-yr. period, the numbers would suggest selling pressures in the C, and the I-fund, especially. S-fund is neutral.
Tuesday: Pattern 8/red-grn-red (see chart below). Win Percentage (CSI 54.3%): C 55%; S 52%; I 56% (see 2nd chart).
The numbers suggest selling pressure in the S-fund, neutrality in the C-fund, and an upward bias in the I-fund.
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ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
What 8-letter word do these pictures have in common?
Wow! Years of piano practice paid off, k0nkuzh0n.
A) Driving test practice.
B) Target practice.
C) Law practice.
D) Practice makes perfect.
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
That's not the word, konakathy. It didn't fit a couple of the pictures. The 4th was kind of gold-like and metallic.
dodgerblioux
New member
Re: Brain Exercise
collection
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
What 10-letter word do these pictures have in common?
Good eye, dodgerblioux! Must have recognized the plate.
A) Evidence collection.
B) Data collection.
C) Trash collection.
D) Collection plate.
konakathy
Well-known member
Re: Brain Exercise
That's not the word, konakathy. It didn't fit a couple of the pictures. The 4th was kind of gold-like and metallic.
:suspicious: wait a sec there, ebb. technically, everything is disposable. :toung:
good one, dodgerbiloux.
"get yer dodger dogs, and yer dodger beer" just reminiscing....
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
The ebbchart system is not complicated at all. For long-term investors, we have the triple patterns. If you see the same pattern appear on the ebbchart three consecutive times in a row, then that's a triple pattern. The system makes use of double patterns, also. It lets you go in or out of the market for a day or two regardless of what the triple pattern says. For day traders or short-term investors, the ebbcharts provide daily market forecasts. Each pattern (1-8) has distinct biases in the C, S, and I-fund. The 7-yr. ebbtally chart has all the win percentages for the patterns in each fund.
ramen
New member
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
Great guess, ramen! It certainly would have been my choice for 2nd best answer, but there can only be one to tie them all together.
ebbnflow
Ebbchart
Re: Brain Exercise
On second thought, I don't think we can use the word "daily" in these puzzles. Why? Because it's too generic. It can apply to many situations. For example, it would have fit nicely in our last puzzle -- daily crime scene, daily data, daily trash, and daily collection.
So thanks for bringing the word to our attention, ramen!Similar threads
