idea:
corners
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post#1 rewrites:
Here's what I mean by 'volatility-rate build' --
It simply means measuring how width of price action changes, Vertically and Horizontally. Often, pressure will wax and wane in the price-time line, giving hints as to where significant pivots are.
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post#1:
(same material, just edited for clarity)
price action and polygons; harmonics; drawing tools; other (hre, (inverse) cup and handle, corner); my (fighter jet, lp3)) patterns:
bound(condense:fill)/copy ; anchor:angle / logr:midline / volatility rate (V,H) : trend/pivot/opposite (45,90,180)
-- Alright.
My goals for this approach
are
to match on a higher level the study understanding of the few of my recent posts that delved into price action with trendlines in a highly detailed way,
and secondly
to add an extra level of trade understanding through including in every trade where to enter and (my typical emphasis of where) to exit.
Then I would be in a category of professionalism where I'd feel comfortable posting my trades fully and regularly, since I'd then likely be past margin calls and instead making consistently profitable trades.
corners
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post#1 rewrites:
Here's what I mean by 'volatility-rate build' --
It simply means measuring how width of price action changes, Vertically and Horizontally. Often, pressure will wax and wane in the price-time line, giving hints as to where significant pivots are.
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post#1:
(same material, just edited for clarity)
price action and polygons; harmonics; drawing tools; other (hre, (inverse) cup and handle, corner); my (fighter jet, lp3)) patterns:
bound(condense:fill)/copy ; anchor:angle / logr:midline / volatility rate (V,H) : trend/pivot/opposite (45,90,180)
-- Alright.
My goals for this approach
are
to match on a higher level the study understanding of the few of my recent posts that delved into price action with trendlines in a highly detailed way,
and secondly
to add an extra level of trade understanding through including in every trade where to enter and (my typical emphasis of where) to exit.
Then I would be in a category of professionalism where I'd feel comfortable posting my trades fully and regularly, since I'd then likely be past margin calls and instead making consistently profitable trades.