I like puzzles as much as the next guy, but if this one has a solution, it escapes me. Is the math some obscure variation of Chinese algebra? How 'bout throwin' us slow dogs a bone?
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Disliked{quote} Here you are Neio! Hmmmmm!! Looks like I missed a damned good short here! Had to go out shopping with Mrs OD Best regards, Old Dog . {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here you are Neio! Hmmmmm!! Looks like I missed a damned good short here! Had to go out shopping with Mrs OD Best regards, Old Dog . {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} Here you are Neio! Hmmmmm!! Looks like I missed a damned good short here! Had to go out shopping with Mrs OD Best regards, Old Dog . {image}Ignored
DislikedI'm sorry, I don't see it... ANY hints? Starting points perhaps to get us pointed in the right direction? Anything? HIgnored
Disliked{quote} Look for periods of consolidation and then a breakout of that consolidation. Identify a candle that is reverse to the direction of that breakout in the consolidation zone. Price most likely coming back to that candle because most likely place where trapped traders will get out for break even or small loss if they didn't place a stop the otherside of the candle. This would explain the reversal at such areas when price comes back to it, alongside waiting orders that didn't get triggered with the initial breakout. Possibly a good odds enhancer...Ignored
Disliked{quote} OD, Does it always alternate between orange and green bars? So that you always have one which targets the top of a bar followed by one that targets the bottom? Regards NeioIgnored
Quoting PorkpieDislikedPossibly a good odds enhancer for all those sam seiden fans out there.Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Hi Neio You are absolutely right! The fact the indy alternates between orange and green bars is not a feature of the method. It is a limitation of the way I coded it . (But then it was just Version 0.01 knocked up in 10 minutes or so!). There is no reason I can see why the bars must alternate. I am sure I should modify the code and then I might not have missed the useful bar that PorkPie pointed out! A work in progress..... Best regards, Old Dog .Ignored
Disliked@Old_Dog First I wanna thank you for posting your interesting charts, so we got some more to look at and compare to. Second, I'd like to ask something - I hope these questions won't ask for more than you are willing to reveal: Does "the simplest of Pure Price Action" mean that we are ONLY looking at the current TF (or are you using others too)? Does the generation of those green/orange bars only take into account the previous bars, or is it calculated using some of the future ones too? Regards, [ˈdʌmɪ]Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Neio You are absolutely right! The fact the indy alternates between orange and green bars is not a feature of the method. It is a limitation of the way I coded it . (But then it was just Version 0.01 knocked up in 10 minutes or so!). There is no reason I can see why the bars must alternate. I am sure I should modify the code and then I might not have missed the useful bar that PorkPie pointed out! A work in progress..... Best regards, Old Dog .Ignored
DislikedGood morning all! I posted the first chart below yesterday in Post 219. CAN YOU BELIEVE IT!!! Price returned almost to the pip to where our theory says it would!! See the 2nd chart below. I set a fairly aggressive short trade last night with a TP near the line. I have just crawled out of bed to find my TP has been hit!! I have put nearly 10% on account with just 3 trades in 2 days . I am now cautiously optimistic that we may have something very useful indeed here.... Best regards, Old Dog . {image} {image}Ignored