Kinda like Where's Waldo, but involves timing and stop-starting
the audio. Winner gets a good dose of "Don't get complacent!"
There are a few issues that repeat themselves in the nightly
newsletter like "What Chart is Steve talking about?" (Did he
announce it? Did I miss it? Was it a mistake?) and "What bar or
area is Steve referring to?" (is it this area? Or on That chart
above?). These could be eliminated with a Slide Show with Audio or
a low frame rate Video (2-4 frames per second) screen capture. This
would make it easier for Steve and more importantly make it
more understandable for his clients.
I already posted that I fixed the majority of it. Also, I
don't remember this ever happening, so tonight's example was a 1 in
a 2 - 3 year example of hundreds of newsletter, mistakes happen and
that's all that it was.
Otherwise I think my newsletter was pretty clear and concise and
went off without a hitch!
Anyway we have some changes planned for the newsletter this year
that you will like, it's a huge complicated undertaking, but our
future newsletters will have separate audio tied to each chart!!
this means that you can play the audio for any chart you want
to, skip around, play the audio for whatever charts you want.
You will also be able to search, for example say, show me all
the S&P 500 60 min charts, and chose to play the audio only for
those, etc. very powerful.
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New game: Where's Steve ?
Posted by klatuu on 7th of Mar 2011 at 02:09 am
Kinda like Where's Waldo, but involves timing and stop-starting the audio. Winner gets a good dose of "Don't get complacent!"
There are a few issues that repeat themselves in the nightly newsletter like "What Chart is Steve talking about?" (Did he announce it? Did I miss it? Was it a mistake?) and "What bar or area is Steve referring to?" (is it this area? Or on That chart above?). These could be eliminated with a Slide Show with Audio or a low frame rate Video (2-4 frames per second) screen capture. This would make it easier for Steve and more importantly make it more understandable for his clients.
Well, there's always lessandra's sequence: 1/2/3/4/29/28/27/26/9/11/14/36/32/31/19/35/33/34/37/25/10/12/13/38/39/41/30
that could be augmented with time-codes for the audio. Now that would be fun. Or a bell that rings for each new chart?
I already posted that I
Posted by matt on 7th of Mar 2011 at 02:19 am
I already posted that I fixed the majority of it. Also, I don't remember this ever happening, so tonight's example was a 1 in a 2 - 3 year example of hundreds of newsletter, mistakes happen and that's all that it was.
Otherwise I think my newsletter was pretty clear and concise and went off without a hitch!
Anyway we have some changes planned for the newsletter this year that you will like, it's a huge complicated undertaking, but our future newsletters will have separate audio tied to each chart!! this means that you can play the audio for any chart you want to, skip around, play the audio for whatever charts you want. You will also be able to search, for example say, show me all the S&P 500 60 min charts, and chose to play the audio only for those, etc. very powerful.