Okay, that method -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- " angle Most people deal with optical illusions right on the chart. Thus, I figure it'd be a good idea to apply them to ...

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

Okay, in this use of the angle method, at least it's more clear that the only difference between uses/examples now is that going up and down is the implier of said difference -- thus, different shapes applied to the screen, while cleanly staying ...

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Renamed method as "angle", since that's the anchor of it. An example of it that's fairly stable and representative, if not extensive: image image image image image

Pattern's Chemo-Electric Trading Journal

Okay, so the method from the past two posts, is: " charting method 48b Most people deal with optical illusions right on the chart. Thus, I figure it'd be a good idea to apply them to putting patterns on charts to read them for a trade: A rule from ...

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The method needed some additions, such as whatever big-bunch-of-lines built-in patterns may fit in, and a genuine purpose for circles. Circle have infinite number of radiuses, so when they're showing a perfectly-balanced-within set of candles, ...

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Most people deal with optical illusions right on the chart. Thus, I figure it'd be a good idea to apply them to putting patterns on charts to read them for a trade A rule from here (pg. 1) states that "This apparent expansion of the acute angle ...

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Hey, yaed! Thanks for contributing. "systematics" sounds a good one, I'd certainly like to achieve that one. Also, thanks for inspiring me in your last post here. -------------------------------------------------------- Well, that -- this last ...

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Though it was nice dealing with less, the figuring drawn picture was a little rough. Here's a substitute (and thus the redo for post#1): ------------------------- " ...

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Alright, I'm dumping the method. It's all explanatory and ordered, but it doesn't get to the point of it. So I'm moving on to an apparently-simpler method -- and, I'll include the seminal part of the last method. ---------------------- Perspective ...

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This last post led to an appreciation of how the biggest- as well as the smallest(/er)- picture can change on the fly: If I don't find those parallel lines, then at least I should shoot a line backward to see if a halfway point between two lines is ...

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To add to the patterns in the last post -- that stuff about aligning with the bigger picture -- I, this time, found an anchor to justify clearly doing such a thing. Below, there are two solid circles on either side of a line -- sorry about all the ...

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For the first time, I got the small- and the large-picture. I surprised myself enough to miss a trade because I didn't pay enough attention to how the large picture was going. The 'big picture' would mean the several parallel grey lines in the ...

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I got the 'axis' idea both from my post in and while visiting another ff member's thread -- aka, moving averages and such -- , the word 'axis' being a measure of size above and below a line drawn on the chart. This addition to the method did well ...

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I am so grateful for having the last two visitors to this thread, as I got good upgrades off their ideas. The last visitor offered the idea of increasing the charts' time period. I like having my charts at the one-minute scale, because it's the ...

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Nice thread! I like your angle, "Commitment of Traders". How long you hold your trades, implied by the candle length in your charts, sparked my interest in a couple of directions others with a different trade hold than yours could appreciate your ...

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The site went down (for maintenance), and during that time I rewrote a bunch of the method, so here's another version of it, as posted in post#1 also: ...

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This is a copy of the first post, because I made several changes: " This charting method, while being only used in practice (non-$) trading since that's all I do, may help others through at least thinking about how it works, thus at least helping to ...

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I named, after two other ways -- number, as shown in the chart pictures above; then, some word-based one I now forget -- I tried, to a purposeful need for each type of whatever-pattern-it-is organization in the charting method I use, as now ...

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In this example, two triple-peaks -- in method, as-described on the chart -- were so encapturing of the overall chart, and price was at a good low place to make a long for the upper line of the fibo fan, that I went for the trade. It turned out that ...

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Thanks, Zack! ----- I like this method, because it has a feature I never would have thought of -- It expands/exercises one's perspective, because one has to stay on one's toes to get anything reasonable out of it, at the same time the description of ...

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