A.Maximum Favorable Excursions

B.Maximum Cumulative Drawdown

C.Longest Flat Time

D.Length of Average Winning Trade

A.They are hard to make the most of the profit

B.The breakout lines are moving permanently away from each other

C.They are often difficult to identify

D.They are relatively common in occurrence

A.Price level of the lowest box (for up counts) + (number of boxes in the reversal columns X reversal size)

B.Price level of the lowest box (for up counts) X number of boxes in the reversal columns X reversal size

C.Price level of the lowest box (for up counts) of the base X number of columns of the base X reversal size

D.Price level of the lowest box (for up counts) of the base + (number of columns of the base X reversal size)

A.To hedge other positions

B.To forecast future price levels

C.As a timing tool

D.To determine position sizes

A.A logarithmic or a linear scale is preferred

B.The arithmetic scale is preferred

C.A linear scale is preferred

D.A logarithmic scale is preferred