Hi All,
Do you use software to identify and draw your patterns?
Do you use software to identify and draw your patterns?
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Disliked{quote} Hallo CNTrader, What is the best TimeFrame for using with Harmonic patterns ? Do we need Ninja, or we can use MT4 ? Thank you in advanceIgnored
Disliked{quote} You are welcome. I do not use any indicators, so can not help you there. I believe you are better off without them anyway imo.Ignored
DislikedHi All, Do you use software to identify and draw your patterns?Ignored
Disliked{quote} NO!!!!!! lol but I do believe there is another thread on FF that does and occasionally a few people do post charts that are using them. Enjoy, have fun, trade your plan, make a great day, do your own due diligence and may we all make bank!!Ignored
Disliked{quote} Thanks for the response. What about the measurements and ratios? Do you use the crosshair tool to measure distances between points or how do you do it? I find the way the measurements are presented to be quite confusing since the easiest way, in my opinion, would be to use fib retracement. Thank you.Ignored
DislikedSome things I've been watching since last week. USD/CHF & AUD/JPY {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Aud/Jpy update: Hey Traders currently involved with the Aggressive C sell zone and watching for these other developments as well {image} Enjoy, have fun, trade your plan, make a great day, do your own due diligence and may we all make bank!!Ignored
DislikedSome harmonics for you. Enjoy the weekend. {image} {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Mr. S, do you simply use one Fib Retracement to find harmonic patterns or do you check every single wave for its retracement amount? For example, a gartley, do you just draw one fib retracement from point X to A then after it bounces from point B at 61.8, as long as it does not invalidate X to A, you will look at 78.6 as the end point? Or do you measure every wave, X to A then A to B (making sure its 38.2 - 88.6) then finally check and make sure that the 78.6 of X to A matches 1.13 - 1.618 of B to C to find D? Not sure if you understand...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Aeternum, Not sure I do understand exactly, but I will say that the patterns are obvious to me. Then, I pull the fibs on the swings and look for confluence. Then, if I have time, I draw pretty pictures and post them here at FF. Does that help? Good job on gold, keep looking it has been fun of late.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Well, what I meant was, the screenshot I have of Gold is done using only 1 Fib retracement for X-A. Would you draw fib retracement for A-B and B-C as well? Meaning instead of 1 set of fib lines, there would be 3?Ignored
Disliked{quote} hmmmm..well yes. Should check structure and relationships. Best I can say is people will have different rules e.g. BC projection. I posted a gold chart for my friend on another thread a few days ago, because like I mentioned there are quite a few here. But I will post one I have in case it is helpful. {image}Ignored
DislikedHi All, Please let me know if this was a valid bullish butterfly. Thank you. {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} i didn't see it as bullish butterfly ( blue area ), check the ratio for buttefly. but i see bullish dragon to form bearish shark/chyper in your chartIgnored