the low is the middle point. connecting the previous-low from the LOW (Middle point) to the subsequent high FROM THE LOW (middle point).

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Well yes, but what u marked as "high" is not a high. Why did you mark it? Trying to understand what u actually mean ... Ahh...ok you are confused now. It's just previous low to subsequent high..from the actual low....I am not at computer now so ...

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The previous low to subsequent high You can double click on the line too, it will show where it's connected with small dots.

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The break line creates the channel, hold the mouse over the lines...you will see a comment appear, main line = break line. Shadow= parallel.

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There you go,

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Yes, well. Always start on the monthly time frame so you know where you are in price... and work your way down. You don't want to be buying in to monthly resistance etc..that's a quick way to go to 0 haha

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I will attach it later today

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If you have a 9 on the 1hr chart, and a 9 on the 4hr chart that line up on the same interval then you obviously use the higher time frame risk. Higher time frame always rules.

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The rules are taken straight from the book, from the TD Risk Management chapter. It's always the range of the bar x2.

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There is often momentum left after a 9/13, this gives room for that momentum to play out.

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The risk level is the same size of the 9 (or 13) bar, duplicated from (in this case) the low. In other words if the bar that made the 9 is 10 pips then the risk level will be 10pips from the low of the bar. TD RISK LEVEL.

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I am working on a big update that will make it so much easier to trade...will be released in the coming weeks. Pro version

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Hi baxter01, It depends what time frame I can easily identify the market, angles etc. There are no rules. It's dynamic. However you should not go any lower than two time frames, from the time frame you are trading. example: EUR/GBP monthly bearish ...

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Yes correct, that is the 3rd bar. The dashed line is the Risk Assessment from the 9 exhaustion pattern. It becomes dashed if price close below meaning it's no longer valid. It is solid if still valid. Solid lines that extend from the past marks an ...

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EUR/GBP: Bear Market Analysis I have upgraded the FX Capital Flow Model to suit SoS Bull/Bear Market Analysis, see attached file. This version will only show the strongest markets. Projected Target @ 0.8278. image { copyrighted attachment deleted ...

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AUD/JPY Update - Follow Up Price did not exceed the breakout-bars low within 3 time units, instead price generated a 9 exhaustion pattern, warning that we might see a rally to test resistance. I am closing the trade with +18 pips in net profit as we ...

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AUD/JPY Update! Price is now trading below the channel, we need to exceed the breakout-bars low of 75.70 within 3 time units to maintain a sustainable decline. The cyclical derived channel from the high is steep, warning of a possible sharp decline.

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AUD/JPY Short Term Analysis There is a 13 Exhaustion Pattern on the hourly time frame @ the 76.000 level which is lining up with cyclical resistance. A reaction to the downside is likely. For a sustained decline, we need to break and close below the ...

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I have an idea...but first, can you pleae show me a screenshot of your indicators-folder?

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Hmm, I just tried on 4 different computers...all work. Honestly I am kinda lost as to why it would not work in your terminal. If you dont mind, try to perhaps download another MT4 platform / or re-install your current one?

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