Time and Price Forecasting

Quoting limprobable

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{quote} Hello, Thanks for sharing and well done for your trade. We see just one angle. Can you show the previous angles based on previous offset angles, something like this (my angles are probably at the wrong places, its just to explain)? Then we will see a complete story. {image} green pips

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Quoting timeandprice

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{quote} Great post Swede and congrats on you massive % profit. I think I did even better years ago, as I bought a roll of painters masking tape and stuck it on the screen, horizontally, buy above and sell below..and then 45% for angle support....! People thought I was crazy but it helped... Before anyone is horrified that I put tape on a computer screen...note this was in days of old, when flat screens were not even in sci fi movies...

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Quoting LvCa

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So I used completely wrong angles ... but I got lucky. At this point I will continue to look for repetitions of shapes that repeat themselves, and I will skip corners until i solve the "problem" ... Speaking of repetitions of shapes, ranges and times , I am seeing this graph maybe there could be these repetitions ? **Road to the moon , 4-5 K pips** {image}

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Quoting Swede

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{quote} Nice work....had you taken an impulse wave a little closer to price, this is what you would have seen using the offset angles....just for comparison... {image}

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Quoting parisboy

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Quoting vik11

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{quote} Thanks, PB. I must admit I'm a little confused by the 4x1, 2x1 format. I watched or read MSJ explaining this but didn't quite get it. So, if we use price x time rather than the other way around wouldn't the angles above the 1x1 be 1x4, 1x2 etc, and below the 1x1 - 4x1, 2x1 etc? I've been searching for an example online but amazingly can't find one. Grateful for your feedback.

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Quoting parisboy

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{quote} Your Screen {image}

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Quoting vik11

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{quote} Got it! It doesn't matter what format is used (I now remember MSJ saying that). But I see what it actually means - the square is one unit of price and time. Thanks for making that clear. That's the bit I wasn't recognising. Much appreciated, parisboy.

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Quoting vik11

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{quote} Got it! It doesn't matter what format is used (I now remember MSJ saying that). But I see what it actually means - the square is one unit of price and time. Thanks for making that clear. That's the bit I wasn't recognising. Much appreciated, parisboy.

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Quoting parisboy

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{quote} vik11, I repost what I have already posted about "manual drawing" : Manual drawing is NOT "tedious" . It generates a learning process. With manual drawing you will learn the how and why the methodology works. Do not forget that Gann has created his tools and developped his methodology at a time when him and his customers had no computer, not even a pocket calculator. Respect and understand that. With manual drawing you will understand that the methodology as a whole is not automatable. But you will understand better what is worth...

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