The ideas that I trade by:

[Mr. Hyde]

So I need to adjust my position on a small chart line and then target a monthly one?
2 MN lines are 32*%risked (without adding lots)

The only thing else I can says is...its only a tool TRO. MO is just saying price has a tendency to move this much and according to the tool here are some visual calculations.

Ok, price moves X pips in a month.

I got 2 MN lines and both are at the extremes. Is it ok to try to capture 100% of the monthly candle instead of just a third Then all you need is the angle line roadmap, combined with some horiz S/R destination lines. See were they intersect and follow/trade price along for the road.

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[anikazahir]

If my understanding is good it is not about pips or taking 100% of the monthly candle but about make a train of cash without efford.

[MightyOne]

There is something I just do not "get" here.
What difference does it make how you calculate horizontal line placement when you are making a grid?
There's something "simple" that I am missing, not seeing, not understanding...
When price moves in my direction, I make the same amount of money and the lines make no difference.
10 pips is 10 pips.

Because each line is a percentage of the weekly median movement of a pair, I do not have to worry about strong vs weak pairs or fast vs slow movers as my account is impacted equally no matter which pair I use; I can truly say that "a chart is a chart".

The EURUSD is using a range of 204.2 and a space of 3.7
The GBPAUD is using a range of 484 and a space of 8.7
The USDZAR is using a range of 5555.6 and a space of 100
Each pair roughly makes $100 per 1/55 of its median weekly range.

What if one wants to move from EURUSD M5 to GBPAUD D1?
If one takes multiple losses on GBPAUD can he make it up on EURUSD?

Keep in mind that I am not a scalper and that my solutions are not intended for scalpers.

[MightyOne]

The monthly is not unlike other charts,

if the bar closes above the Hago line then price will desire to move towards Hago or if the bar closes below Hago then price will want to continue short.
If price last crossed low Hago and closes above it then price will desire to rise.

So one can make long-term predictions based solely on the natural tendencies of long-term price bars.

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[Mira]

There is something I just do not "get" here.
What difference does it make how you calculate horizontal line placement when you are making a grid?
There's something "simple" that I am missing, not seeing, not understanding...
When price moves in my direction, I make the same amount of money and the lines make no difference.
10 pips is 10 pips.

Because each line is a percentage of the weekly median movement of a pair, I do not have to worry about strong vs weak pairs or fast vs slow movers as my account is impacted equally no matter which pair I use; I can truly say that "a chart is a chart".

The EURUSD is using a range of 204.2 and a space of 3.7
The GBPAUD is using a range of 484 and a space of 8.7
The USDZAR is using a range of 5555.6 and a space of 100
Each pair roughly makes $100 per 1/55 of its median weekly range.

What if one wants to move from EURUSD M5 to GBPAUD D1?
If one takes multiple losses on GBPAUD can he make it up on EURUSD?

Keep in mind that I am not a scalper and that my solutions are not intended for scalpers.

OMG
So

Range * 1.8% = initial space
1.8 = 28.8/16 (smaller lines)
28.8% = each line of the range (bigger lines)
Range = i have no idea
Hago = (prev.) midpoint + H/L /2

Is Hago the "Where" and initial space the "How (much)"?

[TheRumpledOne]

The monthly is not unlike other charts,

if the bar closes above the Hago line then price will desire to move towards Hago or if the bar closes below Hago then price will want to continue short.
If price last crossed low Hago and closes above it then price will desire to rise.

So one can make long-term predictions based solely on the natural tendencies of long-term price bars.

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if the bar closes above the Hago line then price will desire to move towards Hago ( I read this as meaning returning to HAGO line )
if the bar closes below Hago then price will want to continue short ( I read this as meaning moving away from HAGO line )

Is there a typo or am I still missing something?!?!?!

[TheRumpledOne]

Are HAGO lines the same as FIB 25% AND FIB 75% lines? Looks that way to me.

[MightyOne]

Are HAGO lines the same as FIB 25% AND FIB 75% lines? Looks that way to me.

Yes, of the previous bar.

[MightyOne]

The monthly is not unlike other charts,

if the bar closes above the Hago line then price will desire to move towards Hago or if the bar closes below Hago then price will want to continue short.
If price last crossed low Hago and closes above it then price will desire to rise.

So one can make long-term predictions based solely on the natural tendencies of long-term price bars.

USDCADMonthly.png

if the bar closes above the Hago line then price will desire to move towards Hago ( I read this as meaning returning to HAGO line )
if the bar closes below Hago then price will want to continue short ( I read this as meaning moving away from HAGO line )

Is there a typo or am I still missing something?!?!?!

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[TheRumpledOne]

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MO, Wrote you a multimeter for fib position.

So you can see we price is in relation to HAGO.

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