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We will see if the do like this..
Might be time to go north...?
Waves on PSAR.mq4 by Scriptong (good coder Ukraine)
5 wave= wawes on PSAR
PSARStep=0.1
I corrected your code a little
Try this as a support and resistance. I think is better....
I'm sorry Chris, but in this indicator there are 2 types of lines, those "C" what do they mean?
Also, when you do not understand a lot of overlap, it can solve, thank you
61.8 is not the last stop for wave 2, bro. It would be better not to exceed more than 61.8 but not essential.
Don't believe what it writes in the article @ Elliott Wave Theory - Technical Analysis
Even the example picture they put there is not an elliott wave.
Wave 3, 4 & 5 determine the fate of wave, not wave 2.
And leg lengths and time relations between these legs are very very important.
Targets for wave 2
Wave 2 retraces at least 38.2% but mostly 61.8% or more of wave 1. It often stops at sub wave 4 and more often at sub wave 2 of previous wave 1. A retracement of more than 78.6% is highly suspicious, although it doesn't break any rules yet.Hi Grandaevus,
may be you did not see my previous post n°3964
thank you in advance and for all your work!
Waves on PSAR.mq4 by Scriptong (good coder Ukraine)
5 wave= wawes on PSAR
PSARStep=0.1
I corrected your code a littleSorry Porhucik,
what daoes it mean PSAR?
thank's in advance
There are three types of deviations.
Fibonacci Deviation, Leg Length Deviation & Time Deviation.
Leg Length deviation is used for patterns that have leg length criteria in their definitions like AB=CD and alternate AB=CD patterns.So does time deviation affect sum of legs' deviation or last leg for D box? Im asking why have two leg/time parameters how do they differ?
Offtopic: Am I the 4,000th post? lol
So does time deviation affect sum of legs' deviation or last leg for D box? Im asking why have two leg/time parameters how do they differ?
Very good question.
Let me please explain it with the help of a picture.
We want to calculate leg length of AC.
Coders often use Absolute Value(price a - price c) to find AC length but in fact the calculation gives length AB=leg2 not length AC.
To calculate the real length of AC , Pythagorean triple should be used which is a2 + b2 = c2.
In forex we can't use Pythagorean triple since units are not the same.
leg2 unit is price but leg1 unit is time.
My solution to this problem is using both price & time factor of a zigzag leg to compare to another zigzag leg.
So I use leg length deviation to check leg2(price) & time deviation to check leg1(time) for AC zigzag.
GBPJPY M15 short 25pips.
EURJPY M15 short 50pips. The price penetrated my first target, therefore, I thought it'd reach my second target. The price bounced, I was like damn but it bounced again and reached my second target.