Jalarupa wrote:I don't even want to begin to imagine how long it took you to draw that...
It was actually pretty fast
Unlike TLBA, text doesn't change its angle
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Jalarupa wrote:I don't even want to begin to imagine how long it took you to draw that...
MightyOne wrote:Jalarupa wrote:I don't even want to begin to imagine how long it took you to draw that...
It was actually pretty fast
Unlike TLBA, text doesn't change its angle
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Jalarupa wrote:...
I believe Jesus said, "Ask and yeh shall receive..." It amazing how the universe works like that!
MightyOne wrote: I like Bible verses so lets explore what is being said there.
The Bible cannot be understood through casual reading, that is for sure.
MightyOne wrote:Long-term charts differ from small charts in that their closing prices represent a price leg or "trend"; so, when you are looking at a large chart, you have to take closes into consideration.
On small charts, you should be more concerned with overlapping price bars than where a single bar closes.
Point & Figure is plotted differently (HLC) than it is on small charts (<H4)
I will assume that you know how to plot a "2-box as 1-box" reversal High/Low Point & Figure chart.
In High/Low the bias is in the direction of the last point made where as in High/Low/Close the bias is in the direction that price closed beyond the open price.
The active candle is not used:
If candle[2] is green & candle[1] is red then you are going to check for high points & then low points & then reversal points.
If candle[2] is green & candle[1] is green then you are going to check for high points & then reversal points.
It is possible to plot three columns from a single candle.
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aliassmith wrote:I think I'll just stick to my coin flip for direction and I'm too cheap to buy a lucky rabbit's foot.
MightyOne wrote:aliassmith wrote:I think I'll just stick to my coin flip for direction and I'm too cheap to buy a lucky rabbit's foot.
I knew what your answer would be before I even made the post
aliassmith wrote:MightyOne wrote:aliassmith wrote:I think I'll just stick to my coin flip for direction and I'm too cheap to buy a lucky rabbit's foot.
I knew what your answer would be before I even made the post
Now we know how you make all that loot. You are psycho...err...I mean psychic
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