6/8/21
There is only one trendline with mathematical, ROC validity, the M-axis that is defined by a Zero and an M point.
9/8/21
Continuation entries are M.D. (medical doctor) M.D. practitioner and M.D. undergraduate or a sudden / time restricted naked M. They yearn to achieve a qualified M.

10/8/21
An M-axis is considered broken if price closes on the other side and makes a move 2-pips beyond the end point.
11/8/21
A directional change can be caused by:
- M-axis break
- a Zero print in the opposite direction
- a failed attack (fractal) that stops short of the newly minted M-axis
The M-D distance is typically 2, but not not more than 5 pips.
12/8/21
An M.D. is only interested in one thing: the resurrection of the Mastodon.

13/8/21
Your name is Victor Plankeinstein.
You work on an excavation.
Your objective is to resurrect a mastodon & then taking a ride on its back.
RSI2 is the drilling depth. You must find a corpse well preserved, so it has to be at the right depth, right temperature and from the right era.
The music looped is fittingly the Wooly Boogie song – we don’t know if it originated from the Pleistocene or the Iocene era, but it is primitive & catchy.
Once you rule out all the rational things, you are left with the unlikely, irrational answer.
Signals classified
Strong: M.D. in the direction of the last Zero. Exit upon seeing an unearthed Mastodon print.
Medium: close beyond an M-Axis away from the last Mastodon. Play the break with 2-pips of displacement over the end point.
Weak: fractal print falling short the freshly drawn M-Axis.
Consider a Zero print as a warning for an upcoming Mastodon grave.
///////////zero on the top
(RSI2[i+1]>97.3 && RSI2[i]<82 && RSI2[i+5]<97.3)
///////////zero on the bottom
(RSI2[i+1]<2.3 && RSI2[i]>3 && RSI2[i+5]>3)


Everyone ends up becoming a story in the end. As it turns out, I did have a knack for paleontology (~trading).

15/8/21
Introducing the Zero Mastodon “Richtig” scale (the bottom line) – something that you would expect coming out of a person calling themselves Hiero-Griffin trading. People spend their lives with f-ing up their own thinking. I spend mine with trying to correct the flaws in my own.


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