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MightyOne wrote: It is difficult just to teach people how to construct a Diamond of Perception.
The first rule is that it is put together using a major angle (45* using this square method).
Then after it is constructed the scales can change and the major angles that you saw working so well on the last scale are then carried over to the new scale.
I was less than happy with the margin of error when drawing an angle between sharps and flats so I did it right by completing the fibo and using the same numbers between 0 & 1 for the Fibo TimeZone tool.
Construct the major angles first and then add in the sharps and flats using the fibo/fibo tz:
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already, but it is no difficult:
Patch wrote:FX-JEDI
Have a great time camping! Where abouts are you camping? Are you stationary or backpacking?
Great posts, and very helpful explaination. Many thanks, Patch
MightyOne wrote:monolisa wrote:Thanks, MO.
I wonder how the method could be put into practical use.
I can see how the pip value of angles is calcuated. However, how do we know the future angle value when the trend changes? The angle is usually confirmed later when the trend materialise and at that moment a number of bars has been passed.
I also notice you draw the upper left corner of the box at the 1st retracement of the trend. Is it correct?
Thanks.
Lis
The only thing that matters is that the angle connects the points of the box....
it really does not matter where you start drawing the box as you only wish to define the degrees so that the angles can be used on any scale.
The exact angles do not matterthe proportions do.
There is a margin of error of 5* when drawing Major angles; these "errors" are known as sharp and flat angles.
35 & 25 degrees is considered to be a 30 degree angle.
You do not have to wait for a "trend" before the angles of ascent and decline are known.
The charts follow very predictable patterns which, when recognized, cause your risk to combust