Disliked{quote} Hey, I think this makes sense for the mid-bar tz-s. I can try to do it this week (no promises as I am known for being slow)... kIgnored
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Disliked{quote} I think so. This was some initial work I was doing after getting into this material. It seems that the initial premise was that 97% of price is recurrent. As this was stated over and over, so I think I wanted to at least prove this for myself in some way so that I could then work from there. For if I found that price was only 50% recurrent, then I would either need to check how I was measuring something being recurrent(wrong measurement), or the initial premise wasn't worth exploring any further. So initially it was just going through the...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Why is frequency of possible problem bars > 100%? Just curious about that.Ignored
Disliked{quote} I guess many bars have both potential end-of-bar and mid-bar transient zones when h=1. In the RS indicator that would be counted as two potential problems per bar. kIgnored
DislikedIf price is mostly recurrent. Some percentage.... I've tried this in a few different ways, but what if over some period of measurement, you have a running tally of how much of price is recurrent, within some period? The idea would be to place trades for every POTENTIALLY transient price that occurs, depending on the percentage returning to its nominal value. I.e., while placing your SEVERAL trades as a potentially transient price is occurring, some of the trades would lose, but on balance as the transient area fills your NET would be positive. I...Ignored
Disliked{quote} Are you looking a prices or zones for you potential transient targets? JIgnored
Disliked{quote}ust to be clear, can you show a picture of your idea? Does your running tally % change for the better or worse if you add in trend filters?Ignored
Disliked{quote} Are you suggestion one trade per TZ? What triggers your entry?Ignored
Disliked{quote} I have a different view on k. I am not the original author so I cannot proclaim that I am correct in my assertion. I have responded to Bill on another forum with my thoughts on what k really is. But I have never spoken on how one could use it. To recap, k is simply the measure of the zone's height. Points, pips whatever. What is it measuring? It is measuring the delta of the retrace (in the given h period). How do we use this? Many ways. (I would love to hear of more from other traders??) One way is this: if one were targeting a TZ assuming...Ignored