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- subbu replied Nov 13, 2023
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- subbu replied Aug 18, 2020
The scale changes when you scroll back and forth or when you change time frame, hence it looks as if the angle lines are out of place. One solution is to fix the scale in the chart properties or use tradingview. Angle lines are not a stable tool in ...
- subbu replied Apr 2, 2020
Thanks for sharing.
- subbu replied Mar 31, 2020
If you draw a 2x1 and 1x2 on a 1x1 scaled chart and measure the angles you'll get 26.25* and 63.75*. Edit: Just noticed you've figured it out...
- subbu replied Mar 7, 2020
Yes, strongly recommended. Its the first Jenkins book I bought many years ago and still have it on my trading desk...
- subbu replied Jan 17, 2020
Thought of sharing an alternative way to draw an angle without much of the scaling issue, using Gann Line. image
- subbu replied Dec 31, 2019
Thank you and wishing you and everyone here a Happy New Year! image
- subbu replied Dec 29, 2019
I don't see selym's formula in the script. The SQ9 indicator is based on selym's equation. Its available in FF in a few threads and this is one of it: url
- subbu replied Dec 28, 2019
Thanks for sharing.
- subbu replied Dec 21, 2019
Ok that's enough...LOL!! It's due to some monthly bandwidth limitation.... hang on till next month...
- subbu replied Dec 21, 2019
I'll see if it has already established geometric relationships with past swing points. That'll give me some kind of confidence and high probability... but still, no guarantees I'm interested to see other views please...
- subbu replied Dec 21, 2019
Thanks DM for all the valued videos. I can't seem to get through this limited access message... is it just me? image
- subbu replied Dec 19, 2019
On MT4, you only have an option to scale one to one (1 x 1) in the chart properties. TradingView has got more options and also more user friendly with regards to scaling.
- subbu replied Dec 19, 2019
On MT4, you can use the Ellipse tool (scaled at 0.100) to draw a circle but you need to set the chart to Scale Fix One to One in the chart properties. Sadly these tools are not friendly enough to do this for the larger timeframes like the daily or ...
- subbu replied Dec 18, 2019
For Jenkins 50% method, you draw an angle half of a low to high angle, from the low. Then draw a horizontal line exactly where the top intersects the half angle vertically. Vice versa for high to low.
- subbu replied Dec 18, 2019
Nice one Swede... yes the higher timeframes hold the key. Weekly charts are powerful. I work with smaller timeframes most of the time. No worries... [constructive] criticisms are always welcome.
- subbu replied Dec 18, 2019
Yes but isn't it true with all other timeframes except Weekly? Do you mind elaborating?
- subbu replied Dec 17, 2019
The EURUSD H4 grid based on an IW. Price resistance at 5 x IW and down-sloping diagonal from 8 x IW. Thanks to Jenkins for highlighting the importance of an IW and DM for his many sharing. Edited. image
- subbu replied Dec 17, 2019
Yes, I've seen this myself many times and it does work to a certain extent. Just that I can't find a logical reason to fit into a "rule based" initial impulse wave measurement.
- subbu replied Dec 17, 2019
Hi Swede, thanks for sharing. Just a question, isn't the impulse wave measured from the lowest point? Btw, Happy Holidays.