Simple trading: levels and price action (mainly on DAX)

What are murray math lines. I can't find a good description on line.
Max

For example:
Murrey Math lines

Quick +18 pips between MM-levels ..

Not a beauty, but +82 pips ..

Previously I missed a whole MM-level ..

+33 pips using MMath-levels (+ round number) ..

+58 pips ..

Will level-10.000 be a magnet?

Yes, 10.000 was a magnet .. +80 pips (90-10)

Great stuff. Keep it going Billy.

Thank you Vlady, I try to do my best ..

Nice trading Billy888.

I have been experimenting with a variety of TFs and Renko charts in order to reduce my reliance on multiple indicators. I finally settled on the M1 charts with synergy APB candles (to reduce noise) and no other indicators and just going with the flow of the market. Spread of 1 and no commission on DAX makes it worthwhile to even trade it on MT4 platform. Below are my trades for today.

Thank you Pipsninja, nice trading on your side too!
I don't know these synergy candles, but as I can see, it is pretty similar to Heiken Ashi.

Level-10.000 is under siege. So far it works as a resistance .. what comes?

It's only a theory of mine, as I have no way of testing this. But the idea is this:

The ebb and flow of Dax comes mainly from Europe and USA sessions. On occasion, Asia can also be the leading session.
For the same of the example, let's say that Asia is Flat but opens at 9792.

London opens at 9859 then takes it down but does not go below Asia Open, the hypothesis is that it will go long.
Let's say a new day high is posted during London..... this means that Asia and London have benefited but New York has not opened yet.

New York opens, price goes back down or back to a price level where the volume kicked in for the London session.
This way, all parties benefit from the directional bias.

It's still ebb and flow of demand/supply, but it seems to follow a rhythm of this sort.

When a change in trend is occurring, it seems to be known in advance or there is news to trigger. Most often then news is in New York session.
When it is in London session, it's early enough in the day to allow a calm after the storm before New York. Say, it's long but there is now a trigger for shorts and London breaches Asia Open and goes short. New York opens and price goes up back near where London broke through support levels then momentum takes price into the new direction.

In essence, all sessions gain the same advantage - no session is disadvantaged.

Interesting (and difficult for me) theory, seems that you are thinking in the Big Picture!
I'm weak in it, nothing funda, just the levels and the price action.