[quote=DiamondMiner;12665339]Guy's I have to fly and do business North of San Francisco tomorrow, be back in a few days.
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Gann angles forecasting Method and SHIBA INU 0 replies
All the Forecasting and Prediction indicators on the market? 18 replies
Economic Indicator Forecasting by Banks: Why and how 4 replies
Anticipation vs. Forecasting 0 replies
DislikedDue to popular demand I have exceeded 22.1 GB of downloads this last week, largely because of the Beck's Geometric Trading Course. Currently I'm close to exceeding my download limit, while there are a few more. Hum? Let me think about it? I've got to catch a flight do business and drive 732 miles back while you guys are comfortable at home with your bedroom slippers on...LOL Remember: if you are not growing, you are dying. Think about it.... PIgnored
DislikedDue to popular demand I have exceeded 22.1 GB of downloads this last week, largely because of the Beck's Geometric Trading Course. Currently I'm close to exceeding my download limit, while there are a few more. Hum? Let me think about it? I've got to catch a flight do business and drive 732 miles back while you guys are comfortable at home with your bedroom slippers on...LOL Remember: if you are not growing, you are dying. Think about it.... PIgnored
Disliked{quote} Jonica200, normally I use Optuma Charting Software. You can get it through me https://optuma.com/UFM as they give me credit and I just buy additional tools in their toolset. But, once you use that software and use the tool-set to the fullest (using the Beck, Jenkins or Gann tool-set), it will have an affect upon your decision making process on Entry and Exit. You can never have enough Education. I know it cost money, but one thing I have learned long ago is: to be uneducated in any field, is the road to ruin. Trading is a business,...Ignored
Disliked{quote} That is fine, but if you want to do what one of the top traders in the world does to hone in on some of these levels he uses a calculation that stays with the currency. Find an impulse move ( not a news flash move). Divide the low by the high of that move to establish a ratio. Multiply the high (or the low in a reverse move) by the ratio to find the next level and mark the level. If broken do the same to establish the next expected area that will be challenged...or use the next level as a target to close etc. Do this on one of your favourite...Ignored
DislikedFor my long term trades Jenkins recommends squaring the square from initial obvious impulse wave and I’m finding great opportunities when taking the time to do so. Also, less stress trying to catch those intraday trades that drive one nuts at times and especially of late with elections, major economic changes ( Brexit) , China talks and impeachment trials. Attached is just such a trade....easiest entry ever and all due to Jenkins methods and Diamond bringing his methods to us......have a safe holiday everyone, cu in the new year....have to catch...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Swede, thanks for sharing. Just a question, isn't the impulse wave measured from the lowest point? Btw, Happy Holidays.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I looked at that but I used the first significant impulse wave after the big sell off.....that’s the one that set the stage for the potential reversal of trend....if you have a chance to read how Jenkins sets the box you will find very similar settings for his box...once it’s set in place you will see subsequent bar often move outside slightly...and then continue in the direction of the first significant wave....notice looking just right of the first wave used for the box how price bounced off the bottom many times offering long opportunities...Ignored
DislikedThe 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}Ignored
DislikedFor my long term trades Jenkins recommends squaring the square from initial obvious impulse wave and I’m finding great opportunities when taking the time to do so. Also, less stress trying to catch those intraday trades that drive one nuts at times and especially of late with elections, major economic changes ( Brexit) , China talks and impeachment trials. Attached is just such a trade....easiest entry ever and all due to Jenkins methods and Diamond bringing his methods to us......have a safe holiday everyone, cu in the new year....have to catch...Ignored
DislikedThe 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}Ignored
Dislikeda{quote} Swede the division of the Price Range interval by 8 (here 0-100) mimics closely and very simply the Fibonacci serie , which itself generates a parabolic curve {image} {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} dont recommend using 4hr charts for geometric work as brokers will have you believe there are thirty-one bars in a week and this will mess up counting, 1-hr or dailyIgnored
Disliked{quote} The reason I pretty much stay with daily (after analyzing the weekly) is it keeps your focus on the trend better (for me anyway) For example when I look at your 4 hour chart it can trick you into thinking Euro is heading into in an up trend...but when you look at the daily you get quite a different view...here again is the box and the extension boxes. The initial box was the high to low drawn from June 25 to July 9th. (Impulse wave down staying with the trend) Note how the 1x1 kept you into the down trend...and now resistance is in close...Ignored
Dislikedas regards "scaling chart": 1) some years ago HWSTEEL's videos opened my mind 2) I read that the first retracement "normally"is the 45° 3) I studied a lot about pips and bars on metatraderIgnored