I've tried similar tactics, swapping between stances with mixed results. Ideally, it would be nice to have a parser to determine how much of a difference it's actually making (or even if one at all) but I don't know of any. Conceptually though, I have to wonder if it was their intention to have monks micro-manage the stances this way. While part of me likes the idea, I think it's a little too cumbersome, even when setting up macros to do all the switching.

Ninbei,

That seems like a pretty sweet set up if you are soloing or tanking for your group. You could even macro in switching to a windblade to get the extra parry if you think its worth it, or a Martial staff for offensive moves.

Just food for thought

~QTM

Harmonious monk here as well.  My tactics are pretty similar to Quinn except when I'm in a group, I use Jin Burst (or whatever its called) to increase group dps whenever it's available.  I haven't used crane stance since the adjustment was made.  I just don't find the loss of dps worth it.  When I solo, I use the jin regenerating stance or tiger.

instead of starting with crescent kick, try boundless fist. boundless fist causes the mob to be "enraged". six dragon strike exploits it. it'll add a few hundred more dmg to it for a little more endurance cost. and if you really do start with that much jin each fight, then try timing it right with boundless fist -> jin surge -> six dragon strike. on crits, you should be able to break 2k easily. for other classes, 2k isnt much but for a monk, thats quite a bit. also when using jin surge, try to time it so your auto attack doesnt consume that jin surge. that gets annoying.

if this thread was labeled "how are you creating EXP for your groups", i would have said logging off 

Dragon Monk- 31
If i have Jin before the fight... i begin with iron hand followed by jin surge and then use feet of the fire dragon dot (as i mentioned previously this makes the dot do more damage than it probably should)

I never leave magnificant storm dragon stance..
I use skills in this order as jin/end becomes available for them

Flying Kick/Kick of the Heavens -- (hits for around 500-700 ish non crits for both, with around 1k-1300 ish on crit)
Crescent Kick (seems to have highest crit rate) -- (crits most of the time for around 400-600)
Ashen Hand (seems a high crit rate) -- (hits anywhere between 400 - 700 non crit, with crits around 900-1200 ish)
Six Dragon Strike (if enraged vuln is on target) -- (hits between 350-650 ish, with crits upto 1k) (higher if i use zank bladestaff, but that lowers my critrate)
Boundless Fist (if no enraged vuln on target) -- (hits between 200-400, with crits upto 600 ish)

My current gear setup has me at...
179 str, and 320 dex, my critrate seems extreamly high with this gear (so high that when i switched to harmony tiger stance didnt seem to make any difference to me)

i have a question as to how to make a macro...

i cant seem to add a pause into the macro to take into account the ability cooldowns.

for instance i have:
/cast "Iron Hand III"
/cast "deadly adder hand I"

but when i use it, it casts iron hand but says "that ability is not ready yet when it tries to cast deadly adder hands.

Hmm... just thought of something (Dragon monk). How about creating a macro that casts Jin Surge and then an AE ability? Might make them worth your Endurance spent.