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Relativity replied Aug 24, 2014Results don't look too convincing. Perhaps I am looking at the wrong place by using counts? image Elliot uses counts; 5 for trend, 3 for reversal. MasterForex-V assumes trend continues regardless of count and will continue until its reversal point ...
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Relativity replied Aug 23, 2014From url image Decided that I would need to split the 2 types up if I wanted specific concrete conclusions. I had done enough 'general work'. image Direct VS Indirect Trend Patterns image Looks familiar when compared to MF's studies; url ...
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Relativity replied Aug 22, 2014url I've also remembered that Barros classifies lower timeframe retracements as R0, R1 and R2 in his Natural of Trends book (page 18 to 23). The basic idea is that strong trends create little or weak or moderate retracements. To be specific, how ...
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Relativity replied Aug 22, 2014Yes thank you for understanding =) BTW Mr Elliot would had been proud to see this (all mapped out nicely; classical 1-2-3 impulse trend with all the subswings inside; let's 'guess' the followup!); image Your former answer is correct; you read me ...
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Relativity replied Aug 22, 2014This is not a momentum based indicator. What is your interpretation of the b2i concept? -I don't see it as momentum based indicator as well, but a projected wave structure (specifically reverse/resume structure) Why is it drawn as such? -To me this ...
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Relativity replied Aug 21, 2014Update : T3R2S1 is missing, explaining the bump for T3R2T1. Fixing this should even the distribution out; maybe 12% and 8%? Not being obsessed with the number 16 (haha), but it merely means that logically I had left out T3R2S1, plus after checking ...
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Relativity replied Aug 21, 2014Attempting another shot at sequences. I think its time to load up more data. image image
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Relativity replied Aug 21, 2014This is going to be slightly out of topic, although related to these rectangles. My experience tells me the usage of TCD's and price points to price points data as an accurate means of measuring the market does shorten this cycle. Objectively we are ...
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Relativity replied Aug 20, 2014Many much thanks iDoubleStoch. I read ya =) I don't destroy my computers, goodness, but yes, time off (I do shopping and time with friends), and knowing when to drop the ego and move on to another idea... that comes with some experience I say. Not ...
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Relativity replied Aug 20, 2014Thank you very much =) its not much from my point of view, but if it helps you plus you enjoy it, I don't mind.
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Relativity replied Aug 20, 2014I would second this approach because not only this is precisely how I do it, but it is the only logical approach coming from a systems and engineering point of view, where an degree of failure cannot be tolerated and high reliability is required. ...
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Relativity replied Aug 20, 2014=> Thank you. Yes it can be tricky when we will never know fully what we are testing out would yield results. That is the nature of research. Its both. I would like to see both ; 1-how lower price frames are contained by higher price frames (for ...
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Relativity replied Aug 19, 2014Yes thank you very much for your compliments. Yes, looking at the evolution of the thinking process helps a lot. I do share keeping in mind of 'giving something back'. To be fair... I nuked the BP thread, so it can be difficult to figure whats going ...
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Relativity replied Aug 19, 2014I actually would agree with you on this 'workaround'

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Relativity replied Aug 18, 2014Perhaps I should write up more about this, as to provide further rational. Albert Einstein : "Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler." To be frank, we do live in a complicated work. I am not saying that I do not appreciate the ...
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Relativity replied Aug 18, 2014Yes I understand your perspective here that everyone is different. For my case, programming is a natural progression so it comes easy. It might not be necessarily the same for another person. Everyone also comes from different circumstances. I have ...
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Relativity replied Aug 18, 2014Yes I understand how you attempt to compensate, I used to do that until I figured that I needed more accuracy. I already know programming so therefore I figured might as well use it. Not that I am not making money; I am. I just do not want to leave ...
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Relativity replied Aug 18, 2014Partially yes. That was how I eventually created stuff like this years ago; url url ....using TCDs as a means to draw ZZs, that eventually led me to what I have today. I no longer use those works today, but I acknowledge their contribution to ...
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Relativity replied Aug 18, 2014OK, then I shall shamelessly call them Relative Bars. Still 'RB'

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