Not able to put a finger, but I feel your chart looks iffy. Have you tried using "No Scale"?
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Disliked{quote} King, Not able to put a finger, but I feel your chart looks iffy. Have you tried using "No Scale"? {image} ThanksIgnored
Disliked{quote} Not Sure bro. Even i am grappling and testing various options on trading view charts. That option did help me a bit. So wanted to run by you...Ignored
DislikedI understand how KingMark is using WCU charts now, He is getting on trades after they cross from each other, I think what were doing is different, were looking for WCU currencies to reach overbought and oversold levels and diverge from each other on each side to get the best moves.Ignored
Disliked{quote} At this point I'm still not sure what I'm doing, if I'm correct or not, but my confidence in this is growing. Seems to me WCU charts are a very god predictor of what currencies are strong/weak. Problem is I need a concrete method to analyse this with excel and maybe see some things worth looking into. May I ask what that strength indicator?Ignored
Disliked{quote} your rightIm trying to combine both methods into one too. My concern can we really know if it reached an extreme on either upper or lower? I dont know if we can really know this .
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Disliked{quote} We cant, otherwise we would all be super richjust a good educated guess.
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Disliked{quote} ONLY at optional levels. I watch CME. on the market since 1996. I work only on the strength of currencies and volumes. but this is another topic {image}Ignored
DislikedTo me when I see the line dropping like the one hefer posted, I see something getting weaker and weaker...why buy it? why assume it will go up? why not sell it and combine it with something getting stronger? Just some questions I need answers to.Ignored