DislikedHi, May i ask how do we use the RmUp and RmDn? And how does this number come about? Just want to understand the logic incase my setting is wrong. If current price is 102.416 and RmUp is 66, does it mean it still have 66 pips up-move before it reaches the resistance? And what is T=? Thanks. {image}Ignored
correct, RmUp and RmDn give us a measure of how much room up/down is expected to move the pair with respect to its ADR (Average Daily Range). If it's red, better not to trade. T stands for Today.
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