Disliked{quote} Look what's happening around bar 1 2 3 and with the rectangle. {image}Ignored
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Disliked{quote} Look what's happening around bar 1 2 3 and with the rectangle. {image}Ignored
DislikedFor pondering and development. MM, trade entries, management and exits are your own secret. Decided to leave this nugget of info on the thread for those who may need a spark. This is but one understanding. Be careful as this is but a piece of the puzzle. Thanks for the kind PM's. 7 {image}Ignored
Disliked{quote} i think i need some confirmation on my understanding on PTZ with k and recurrent zone.. from the 'eureKa' pdf, does that mean the PTZ itself is represented by 2parts - k and recurrent zone which means k is actually the real potential transient zone? did i get it right?Ignored
Disliked{quote} i think i need some confirmation on my understanding on PTZ with k and recurrent zone.. from the 'eureKa' pdf, does that mean the PTZ itself is represented by 2parts - k and recurrent zone which means k is actually the real potential transient zone? did i get it right?Ignored
DislikedYou made my day Kiads. Had to laugh when I read Arnie. Also very understandable without words...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Hi Kiads, Thank you for the information and help you provide here. I saw your charts 15M and 1H and both have different h-value (15 has 120 and 1H has 24). My question is how you have defined these numbers, or is it randomly? if you are not comfortable answering my question, no worries. I just want to understand h theory. Many thanks.. BomiIgnored
Disliked{quote} Hi Kiads, Thank you for the information and help you provide here. I saw your charts 15M and 1H and both have different h-value (15 has 120 and 1H has 24). My question is how you have defined these numbers, or is it randomly? if you are not comfortable answering my question, no worries. I just want to understand h theory. Many thanks.. BomiIgnored
Disliked{quote} There isn't any rule for this, but it looks like he is using time equivalents. 1 day = 24 hours 30 hours = 120 x 15 minIgnored
Disliked#4 Multiple Timeframes Seasoned traders know this rule: Higher Timeframes are more powerful than Lower Timeframes.Ignored
Disliked{quote} Time Equivalence is something that can first be seen in Eurusdd's studies of Stochastics and then CI and then ZZ and Bollinger. Similarity!! Indicators to show "similar" representation on the same chart. To be able to put equivalent Weekly chart but on 15M timeframe.... not same, but similar.Ignored
Disliked{quote} {image} {image} because dance is similarity with many variations step.... MTHIgnored