Dan wrote:Appreciate the charts.
Cool man. Hope some members get something out of this. If you can scalp, you own the world in my view as a trader.
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Dan wrote:Appreciate the charts.
Mr. Hyde wrote:I gotta say. i feel like the 3m chart is kinda a game changer for me. Im actually able to see the price action on this level to acually be day trading on. Even a 5 or 10m chart is to high. 2 trades already in less then a hour.
IgazI wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:I gotta say. i feel like the 3m chart is kinda a game changer for me. Im actually able to see the price action on this level to acually be day trading on. Even a 5 or 10m chart is to high. 2 trades already in less then a hour.
A one line break chart can help to clean up the minute(s) chart so that you can see the price levels (closing prices) clearly.
1_line_break.png
Mr. Hyde wrote:IgazI wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:I gotta say. i feel like the 3m chart is kinda a game changer for me. Im actually able to see the price action on this level to acually be day trading on. Even a 5 or 10m chart is to high. 2 trades already in less then a hour.
A one line break chart can help to clean up the minute(s) chart so that you can see the price levels (closing prices) clearly.
1_line_break.png
pardon my ignorance. Im guessing this is different then just a line chart. Does look interesting. Clears up the clutter.
IgazI wrote:Mr. Hyde wrote:IgazI wrote:
A one line break chart can help to clean up the minute(s) chart so that you can see the price levels (closing prices) clearly.
1_line_break.png
pardon my ignorance. Im guessing this is different then just a line chart. Does look interesting. Clears up the clutter.
Yes, it is different:
1. It only changes colors when price closes above or below previous closing prices.
2. there are clear breaks instead of a continuous line;
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3. & it is more relatable to someone who trades candlesticks.