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Today 29.07, take out the weekend 01.08 - low, i.e. today. 03.08. - high ~ 1.4400.And again the fall to ~ 1.4100.
Regards, Alexander.
Alexander ... Of course predictions are interesting and exciting ... Is it possible to explain your technique on the screenshots? ))
I'm interested in a program - like ganjila, but for forex ( square of nine) that calculates time and extremes...at least the name... or a link...
xudoy, THANK YOU but I know it all...I'm interested in a program - like ganjila, but for forex ( square of nine) that calculates time and extremes...at least the name... or a link...
xudoy, THANK YOU but I know it all...here is some software))
http://open-forex.org/index.php/topic,312.0.html
Do you want paid ones or what?
Some kind of top on 26.07 will be, I agree. Bottom will be 01.08, but better to consider 11.08 as some sort of bottom.
Sincerely, Alexander.
Good time to the esteemed participants of the discussion!
Alexander, I agree with your drawings and conclusions in the previous posts, but it is not quite clear, how you calculated the top is 26.7 and 1.8 too. Explain, please, if you don't mind. According to the logic of the square of nine, I thought the extremums should be rather 22.7 and 3.8.
Regards,
Hserovs
Good time to the esteemed panelists!
Alexander, I agree with your pictures and conclusions in previous posts, but it is not quite clear how you calculated that the top is 26.7, and about 1.8 is also not clear. Explain, please, if you don't mind. According to the logic of the square of nine, I thought the extremums should be rather 22.7 and 3.8.
Regards,
Hserovs
Hello. I have described how I made my calculation here: https://forum.mql4.com/ru/40981/page27. As for 01.08, I took 07.06.10 as a starting point.
You may and it is necessary to use 05.05.11 as a starting point.
Conclusions are up to you.
Sincerely yours, Alexander.
Hello friends.
It's a pleasure to see that my development is being actively used.
Allow me to contribute to the explanation of some of the tools implemented in the Gannzilla software.
So, let's consider an exotic type of markup, like a Septagon (heptagon, or a heptagon) on the EUR/USD chart from 07.06.2010 to 07.06.2011 by an example.
A Septagon reflects a 5-day (trading) week in a 7-day (calendar) cycle.
Patterns: Setup: Hide the Septagon, hide the weekends, add a Seven-angle pattern.
If we compare the layout of the Septagon and the EUR/USD chart, we can see that all key reversal dates lie exactly on the edges of the Septagon and the auxiliary heptagon (which, in a sense, complements the Septagon to the Biseptagon). The tolerance for the Septagon is +/- 1 day:
Not all points lying on the edges of the Septagon or the axes of the heptagon are reversals. To check each specific date, it is necessary to compare it with data from the past. Here it is appropriate to quote the words of Ecclesiastes - "What was, is, and will be, and what was done, is and will be done, and there is nothing new under the sun" and "There is something about which they say: Look, this is new; but [it] was already in the ages that were before us". To compare the dates of the Septagon with past dates, it is possible to use the outer calendar circle, which has a double scale aligned in a certain way relative to the points of the vernal and autumnal equinoxes. The external calendar circle includes all calendar days of year - it is necessary to consider it at the analysis of past dates. The tolerance for the outer calendar circle is +/- 2 days.
Past dates were found for the 40 date points marked on the chart:
Matching the reversal dates of the study period and the previous period:
Additionally, the previous data period, mirrored relative to the start of the Septagon reference period, can be used to check the reversal dates.
The key reversal dates of the previous period, taking into account the number of calendar days relative to the starting point, will guide the market in the future:
For the current and future cycle of EUR/USD, it is possible to use the start date of 04.05.2011.
The septagon for this date will work as long as this point is not "broken", or as long as the one-year cycle from this date is not over:
Past dates have been found for 16 date points:
Matching turnover dates to the previous period:Sincerely, Artem Kalashnikov.
Artem, thanks for the clarification, we'll give it a try.
Good luck!