It calculates the distance in % from current price to upper/lower extremes.. it looks like a multimeter, sometimes like a time and sales (
I'm going to keep it on my charts for while..
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Mira wrote:dojirock wrote:Mira, when you said Bullish Momentum eating up Bearish Momentum, you are 100 percent correct.
Let me ask you this, though... where is that bearish momentum clue you speak of? I have a feeling were looking in different places on the chart.
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Hi Doji
Your question scares me a bit because I don't know where I'm wrong now![]()
Btw the yellow line represents the bearish momentum I was looking at, price closed below the previous extreme.
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Thanks for your help Doji!

dojirock wrote:Nope, I was wrong... you were looking at the same bearish Momentum... it just wasnt drawn on previous chart... nice work.
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MightyOne wrote:for_Mira.png
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Mmm...
Sure I'm not seeing right.. ok, where BOs come from, but there is more and probably I'm looking too hard![]()
They look like a sort of panoramic view of a close over the previous extreme.
But I'm not sure because I can't define "previous" precisely without time..
Am I Iost?![]()


MightyOne wrote:
Where would high/low take profit if they are accumulating?
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MightyOne wrote:Open up your candle chart, expand your chart to 1 shy of maximum width, and take the time to put your pointer on each of the closing prices.
Once you are finished, switch over to a bar chart and just stare at the closes.
Notice that your eyes scan through the empty spaces and focus on price levels.
Your candle charts might be pretty but they are blinding you.
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"... stare at the closes.", do you mean big chart closes?
"... empty spaces ..." What do you mean with empty spaces'?
I'm sorry for all my questions MO, thank you for your patience and the help you are giving!