Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles

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Trying out parisboy's "no noise" technique {image} "When there's a double top/bottom, you should consider that there might be a cycle changing direction half-way between those two points."

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Quoting MoeinYzz

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{quote} Thank you Dave, your feedback means a lot ; ) All the more reason for me to keep posting and hear opinions, critiques that point to success. And also to show what can be achieved if you dedicate yourself and do the homework. Which honestly has been done countless times through parisboy and other's examples and chart shots! Great to be here amongst you guys.

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Quoting MoeinYzz

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Trying out a long on BTC. Focal point made, price trying to build a double bottom? I'm testing something. To see if the top I measured using Fib is correct, or should I have chosen the recent one and measured that one. Let's see how it'll turn out. {image}

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Quoting MoeinYzz

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{quote} Followup, Extending CMAs, estimating new focal point, target area 38523 +/- 100 {image}

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Quoting MoeinYzz

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{quote} Closed the BTC long as I suspected there might be a lower Focal point, therefore lower amplitude of swing => lower target area. Probably got more to go, but better safe than sorry . Especially on 1min trading ! {image}

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Quoting OAPDave

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{quote} Any discounts for OAP's

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Quoting OAPDave

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{quote} Interesting Centre of Gravity or Similar ?

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Quoting Klausi

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{quote} Hi Dave, its just centered ma´s like Parisboy use. In Combination with PA. I guess one can call the long cma cog.

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Quoting parisboy

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{quote} In this case Hurst and Tillman use more the word Centerline. But Center of Gravity is also a similar idea. I would say the Centerline divides the Chart / Screen in 2 parts Horizontally or Diagonally The Center of Gravity divides the Chart / Screen in 4 parts Horizontally / Vertically

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