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Show me the math that proves any of what I said was incorrect. I know the x axis of the chart is not linear but for the purpose of bars/pips slope we are working on a bar to bar basis, the non linear date scale has no bearing on that.
Take a look at this math website, check the show angle box beside the applet and it will display what I have been saying mathematically and graphically.
So an angle where the Opposite is 30 and the Adjacent is 30 is 45 degrees ?
I think you will find that it is actually 18.4 degrees . . .
So an angle where the Opposite is 30 and the Adjacent is 30 is 45 degrees ?
I think you will find that it is actually 18.4 degrees . . .
I dont think so. If the op and the adj are equal length on a right angled triangle the hyp is a 45 degrees line.
I dont think so. If the op and the adj are equal length on a right angled triangle the hyp is a 45 degrees line.
Your drawing is wrong, the Opposite is 30 feet and the Adjacent is 30 yards . . . they are both 30 though.
The X-axis is actually in minutes that a snail runs the distance.
The X-axis is actually in minutes that a snail runs the distance.
Your drawing is wrong, the Opposite is 30 feet and the Adjacent is 30 yards . . . they are both 30 though.
No my drawing is correct, the x axis is in feet the y axis is in yards I am using yards to feet 1:1 ;)
I do not agree that you must assume anything about the units. Once they are applied to a graph they cease to be real world actual objects. They are now mathematical values derived from real world objects. This means they can now be worked with purely mathematically regardless of how the original objects might have looked to human eyes.
OP asked if you can project a 45 degree angle on a 1:1 mt4 chart 20 bars into the future to calculate the rise in pips, and is there a math formula to do this, the answer is yes you can and yes there is, and in fact you can do the same with any angle as long as you define the scale. (before, not after the fact). The math proves it and the math applet proves it.
I do not agree that you must assume anything about the units. Once they are applied to a graph they cease to be real world actual objects. They are now mathematical values derived from real world objects. This means they can now be worked with purely mathematically regardless of how the original objects might have looked to human eyes.
So an angle where the Opposite is 30 and the Adjacent is 30 is 45 degrees ?
I think you will find that it is actually 18.4 degrees . . .
I dont think so. If the op and the adj are equal length on a right angled triangle the hyp is a 45 degrees line.
So you have to say, "45 deg - where the scale is fixed to 1:1 and x minutes/bars is considered the same as y points" this qualification means you do not have an angle, a true angle needs no such qualification, it is absolute. So why not say what you mean . . . don't twist what is actually a gradient/slope into a false visual representation of an angle . . .