Robert24

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For those that don't think right angle relations can show up. Here are multiple RA's all within +-1 degree of 90. Specific scaling is require for these to show up. .66 is the potential bottom. Check the heiken ashi bars for confirmation of direction. 2 consecutive bars (no upper tails) for the downtrend bars is a good start. No matter what geometry is drawn. The...

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Here's a usdjpy with arcs. Don't know if the scale set will hold. The scale circle has to have the arrow touching the circle top. I show how to do this in other published.

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The angles in the boxes are used to shrink and expand the boxes proportionally.. Really what they need, is to make the rectangle tool have that function. It should also rotate the entire box 90 degrees if desired. I have an IBM study in ideas on this also. For arcs to work as these do...SCALING is necessary. Scaling adjustment is at the top (left of...

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The fib channel is anchored along the tops in this case, but the idea is to make as many points line up with the levels as possible. I usually try to make sure that the next adjacent moves have levels that hit them. Kind of like walking up and down stairs. On this chart and this particular section of the overall chart 5's and 7's recurred often. Strong downtrend...

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The colored quads should show how time cycles from top to top versus bottom to bottom relate. Sometimes they come close to AB=CD parallelograms. I did harmonics also but hid them because the chart was too busy. Just make it mine and click the harmonics on in format if you want to see the XABCD ratios on the chart. What works better than this are arcs and...

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This is an example of one angle being used to hit key points. Just click the minus zoom down 1 click. It goes over the screen size here. Another tip. Set your published charts with SCALE LOCK on. It keeps the angles and object relations on charts in proper proportion. I call these pivot channels because they are swung from one key point. (orange ellipse). The key...

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Same idea as AU. Take the high-low range and use the "bars pattern" tool set on "mirrored". The range only goes back to April 14/2014. The idea is to see the time frequency to return to the middle or 50% level of the range. The fib channel tool was used to make the vertical and horizontal lines. I tried to set the spacings so they lined up with the data. .

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Here's an idea if you like experimenting with cycle oscillations. The idea is simple. Just take the high and low range and look for the cycle time to get back to the middle or 50% level. This is done with the "bars pattern tool". Sixth box down. The other lines are the fib channels set vertically and horizontally with the inputs.

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For those of you that want to see how right diagonals and right angles show up on stock charts. I predicted the last bottom in AU perfectly and called the reversal. I missed the top by 4 pips. This is the most precise method I know of. I combine angles with arcs and fib channels. Take a close look at the angle relations in the boxes. they are 90's or within 1...

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HPQ There are some diagonal grids for HPQ if you are interested. The pink down angle is part of a disjoint tool angle anchored off the 2 red ellipse points. the pink (purplish because it's overlaid on top of other angles) is the reflected angle in disjoint position (centers not lined up over each other). The fib channel is then laid over the disjoint down angle...

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Mistyped the price level. Should have been 279.1. Zoom out with the - button and go to the beginning of the chart to see how the RA's are set up. The scale circle is below the last data. Make sure the vertical arrow in the scale circle is touching the top of the circle. UNlock the scales. Just left of compare at the top and move the days bar along the bottom...

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The spreads are 5 degrees in the inputs. Just type in tan 5, tan 10 etc. up to tan 45 (1). The circle is used to keep the crosshair medians perpendicular to each other. The 3rd anchor could be set anywhere on the circle. The idea is to hit points.

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The scale LOCK is on, so you can move the entire chart or zoom in and out and still keep the proper SCALING so the angles don't change. The pitchfan is anchored to the bottom and the top. The 3rd anchor of the median is swung around on a circle (filled in) that has it's radius from the first 2 points. A smaller arc goes from the top to precisely where the 3rd...

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Zoom in and out with the +- to get wider or tighter views. The scale lock is on so you can zoom in and out and keep the proper aspect. The vertical arrow in the scale circle MUST be at the top of the circle. Do NOT move the arrow or the circle. Just zoom in over the arrow and circle, UNlock the scales (just left of compare at the top) and move the days bar along...

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There are notes on the chart that explain what I'm doing just scroll over them. The idea is to either hit once on different arcs ,or have one or 2 arcs have 2 hits on the same arc. I usually just use the fib wedges. This idea is one I'm still testing. There is a much larger fib circle group to the left on the chart. The scale lock is on so you can move the entire...

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The scale LOCK is on, so you can zoom in and out without distorting the chart. You can also grab the chart and move it around. I wish the rest of you would set up charts with SCALE LOCK. Autoscale totally screws up the perspective. July 29 to .84435. There are two channels at the end. One faces higher and the other follows the last 2 tops at the very top. If you...

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Right angles and right diagonals (must be scaled right first. The vertical arrow that goes with the scale circle must touch the top of the circle. Don't move the arrow or circle. Just UNlock the SCALE and move the days bar along the bottom until the arrow touches the circle top in LOCKED position.

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This is just an idea that I came up with to help memorize the harmonic patterns easier. X is always the first point. D is the last projected point that has not happened yet. The XABCD tool on the left (5th toolbox down) is what is used.