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Yousufkhodja Sultonov:

Correct, a Flat is a sideways, oscillating, rightward trend with zero expectation of amplitude. There is no such thing as a flat, as there is no trend or movement.

Oh, come on. All movements are to the right. Flat is not the absence of movement.

Maybe a flat is a takeover

In the market, 70% of the movement is a flat, sideways movement

a flat is a set of positions a kind of volume market

large participants gain as a rule in order to fly away

the rest wait and fill in next

without a flat, you can't have a trend

and without a trend a flat is impossible

it means that it is almost impossible to determine in advance if you are in a flat

in order to identify it, you need to see a set of volumes by request, which seems to be a very complicated task

or else you'll need an unconventional approach)))

I tried it and found something interesting

with repeated iterations at the limit loads at certain time intervals

there are clusters of steps every 5 minutes

further examination revealed that the areas where these clusters were formed a flat

When the accumulations become less frequent, the flatulence disappears and strong movements begin to form

I will be doing some experiments with it in my spare time, but computer often freezes due to overload sometimes)

Yousufkhodja Sultonov:

Correct, a Flat is a sideways, oscillating, rightward trend with zero expectation of amplitude. There is no such thing as an absence of a trend or movement.

You seem to be a PhD but you don't understand elementary things.
Flat is an area of the market where no trend movement sets the direction of the main trend. That is, the price is fluctuating in place (in a certain fluctuation zone). Experienced traders designate the flat to understand in which parts of the market the energy accumulation occurs and in which it is distributed. Thus, knowing the two main phases of any market (based on the fact that in any system, where there is competition, there is also a gradation of forces, and hence the difference of potentials, movement, and fluctuation) you can play almost ahead with minimal risk.
And yes, there is almost no absolute absence of movement, then it is useless to talk about it).
But a flat is also a sideways movement, and it is called an oscillation or a predominance of the noise component as convenient.
There is no trend.
There is only a flat in the money-mass curved space.
:))
Nikolai Semko:
There is no such thing as a trend.
There is only a flat in the money-mass curved space.
:))

Quite negotiable.

in a sliding window, somewhere like this


Maxim Kuznetsov:

in a sliding window, something like this.


Or you can draw rectangles differently, for example.
That is, for some reason everyone misses the point that a flat is a price movement within a sideways channel. With some success, you could put the whole story into a rectangle.
No significant price increases in either direction over time for the selected TS.
Nikolai Semko:
There is no trend.
There is only a flat in the money-mass curved space.
:))
Greetings. Interesting, brought your chart to what you think is a normal view, no distortion, got a flat.
We opened a sell on the upper boundary of the flat.
On the "distorted chart" an upward trend has begun. Do you think there will be a profit on your, undistorted money-mass chart?
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