nonibadsha wrote:So far chapter 6 is my favourite
You're moving quickly.
I usually listen to these books while I am trying to fall asleep.
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nonibadsha wrote:So far chapter 6 is my favourite

IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:So far chapter 6 is my favourite
You're moving quickly.
I usually listen to these books while I am trying to fall asleep.


nonibadsha wrote:Daily chart with Hight Low Close plotted.
Most of the noise removed.
Keep the MA?
EURUSDDaily.png

IgazI wrote:nonibadsha wrote:Daily chart with Hight Low Close plotted.
Most of the noise removed.
Keep the MA?
EURUSDDaily.png
I'll just tell you what I use most often and then you can do whatever you want.
Chart periods: biweekly (OHL), daily (OHL), intraday (CC+Closing Ranges)
Studies: ratio charts (CC), closing ranges, closing prices, daily+ OHL.
Additional Studies: interesting but don't personally use:
Color-coding price bars (PowerX, Alias, etc)
I would be more inclined to use a color code than plot an indicator.
I focus on the four questions and the prices that we are plotting.

IgazI wrote:prochargedmopar wrote:IgazI wrote:
Meaningless.
Of what benefit was it in actual practice?
Every chart, timeframe, instrument is the SAME,
Over and over and over and over and over......
You tell me.
It seems then that your truth and my truth differ, and so there is nothing for me to tell you.
Pointy places, yes, I see. . .history, would haves, should haves, yes. . .makes great hindsight material.
If you need more information then you take more samples:
30 minute closes not doing it for you? go 15, or 10, or 5, where the difference between the closing price and the extremes are negligible.
There is no need to add complexity where simplicity will suffice.
nonibadsha wrote:
Could you kindly show some example charts please.
prochargedmopar wrote:
We must be living in parallel yet alternate realities.
Only explanation.
