So when you make 20M from the markets. How much tax do you pay? That's all I wanna know.
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DislikedSo when you make 20M from the markets. How much tax do you pay? That's all I wanna know.Ignored
Disliked...This is true when you start comparing 1st vs 3rd swing. You can either trade the 3rd or 4th swing swing as you almost know how far the 3rd swing can go.Ignored
Disliked...I still feel a bit stuck, like going in circles, regarding the developping of a reliable strategy.Ignored
Disliked...For example, it seems that : - if your Fast Long Range MA is above the Slow Long Range MA; and that for the first time after the Fall Line is created**, the Low of a bar (but not an inside bar) has been X points above the Fall line, then the Fall Line seem to be a reliable support level for some points. - inversely, if your Fast Long Range MA is below the Slow Long Range MA; and that for the first time after the Fall Line is created**, the High of a bar (but not an inside bar) has been X points below the Fall line, then the Fall Line seem to...Ignored
DislikedThis price level given by the Fall Line seems to be a point with more 'energy' than some other random points, if we may say so. Maybe that's why it may particularly attract or reject "price". Also it seems these points tend sometimes to cluster, which may give them even more 'energy' **Ignored
Disliked...if I may ask, according to your knowledge, did you come to understand why these 2 vectors and this pattern make sense regarding price ?Ignored
Disliked...have you looked at purely geometric trading, like beck's emblem for instance?Ignored
DislikedLooks very interesting. I've never seen anyone try to mimick beck's emblem in MT4.Ignored
DislikedIt has to rotate when the chart is zoomed in and out to be able to line it up over the price\candles. Very good for guessing the "D" in harmonic trading. Plus, it has the other parts of the equation, like vector, impulse, timing, etc.Ignored
Disliked{quote} An interesting perspective on Elliot. I've never used range bars, nor have I properly explored them. They have been one of many interesting Price-to-Time concepts that I have always wanted to explore but never really made the time and commitment to study. Keep creating and explore the unconventional! That's the important thing.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I think it was EURJPY or GBPJPY, a while back ago in this thread (I am not sure) that was producing clusters of Fall Lines near the same level and I said that such behavior was an indication that a big move was imminent. 7/30/2014 provided that big move. It completely changing the complexion of the entire week for the EURJPY. So, yes - these Fall Lines are very interesting "locations" in the market and when they start to cluster, typically something big is imminent: EURJPY | 7/28 - 7/29 Leading to 7/30 Explosion: {image}Ignored
Disliked...I do have a little problem with fixed timeframes, that I can't exactly find a way to determine where the start and end of the box is. I've noticed that sometimes it follows 'the start and end' of the typical day, and sometimes it doesn't e.g. like as in your picture, it overlaps onto the next day.Ignored
DislikedSo I kinda got around the problem by using range bars to filter for 'significant price action'.Ignored