Amongst few others I took these today:
Took it down and reversed.
Made over 200 on those moves. So it was a MASSIVE day for me.
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Humble wrote:Relativity wrote:How about using this as an alternative to renko/P&F?
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Set it to create 1 bar say every 20 ticks (regardless up or down ticks). Then watch how it form S/Rs?
Are you able to post the indi?
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MightyOne wrote:X's & O's can appear in the same column on one box reversal charts; this is called a one step back.
While we cannot say exactly how much time has passed when the X/O jumps columns we can size the squares to ignore smaller levels of congestion to increase the TF.
Because price is in congestion 80% of the time, the congestion acts as the time factor in P&F...in theory =)
The columns with no color are actually colored white.
In 3xCC, one shift is a body and the others are wicks.
I recommend that you read "The definitive guide to P&F"
hi mo, from my experience so far for 3cc, the one shift that moves too far too fast being the leader does not allow the other two shifts to be wicks, because it is usually the shift that creates the swing high and low (the wicks).
so how can the leader be the body?
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scratty wrote:cool! Did some testing and this concept works pretty good. Here are the results from 19.8.2011 to 26.8.2011 (6 Trading Days). Pretty impressive...
100$ to 470$ (All Positions 0.1 lots/no stops used/only one open position with -20$ atm)newscalper wrote:scratty wrote:... or after daily extremes
What indi is pointing your daily extremes? is that tro_dyn_fibs?newscalper wrote:If you look at a 1 or 4 hour chart in an uptrend where were the best entries to be had?
Maybe this helps?
What do you see? Amongst other things I see that the best entries are at the daily lows, at retraces after breakouts, whether that be from congestion or swing high. Whether you go for the held profit idea or the large bunch of orders at x price having to be filled and price moving away too quickly (no more willing sellers at that price at that time) so they sell to take price back down etc is debatable but the end result is the same.
The dots are just TROs ratzones i.e daily extremes.
Nice one
erika_bb wrote:MightyOne wrote:X's & O's can appear in the same column on one box reversal charts; this is called a one step back.
While we cannot say exactly how much time has passed when the X/O jumps columns we can size the squares to ignore smaller levels of congestion to increase the TF.
Because price is in congestion 80% of the time, the congestion acts as the time factor in P&F...in theory =)
The columns with no color are actually colored white.
In 3xCC, one shift is a body and the others are wicks.
I recommend that you read "The definitive guide to P&F"
hi mo, from my experience so far for 3cc, the one shift that moves too far too fast being the leader does not allow the other two shifts to be wicks, because it is usually the shift that creates the swing high and low (the wicks).
so how can the leader be the body?
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