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Got it. Thank you for your frankness.
Can you give a comprehensive definition?
How do you personally determine when it has started and when it has gone into a flat phase (if it is not a trade secret D)
A trend is the movement of price between flat areas
I am able to identify a flat in the earliest phase of development,
and how do you define such a state as a flat?
1.Indicator
2.Visual observation
3.gut feeling
4.other way. I will not tell even under torture.
How do you define such a condition as a flat area?
A very simple definition of a flat: a flat is an area in which your strategy cannot be executed. Real-time, of course.
The rest are trends - the prevailing movement in any direction. Again, within the framework of your strategy.
I see. Thank you for your frankness.
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I see. Thank you for your candour.
UPTrend is for "bears" willingness to incur losses and depo drawdowns
DOWNTrend is for the "bulls", respectively.
I emphasize that both need not be a majority, but as a rule the crowd is losing.
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Rotor is right+. It makes sense to me.
UPTrend is for "bears" willingness to incur losses and depo drawdowns
DOWNTrend - respectively for the "bulls".
I emphasize that both need not be a majority, but as a rule the crowd is losing.
I have never stated or implied that the trend is someone's majority.
A trend is a long-term tendency of a studied time series.
Short and simple.
It is a personal matter which frame of reference this trend is placed in.
For some people a wave is a trend, and for others it is a sequence of tops and bottoms on a chart.
Anyway, both parties will be right.
But there are nuances for machine (software) recognition.
I have never claimed or implied that a trend is someone else's majority.
A trend is a long-term tendency of a studied time series.
Short and simple.
It is a personal matter which frame of reference this trend is placed in.
For some people a wave is a trend, and for others it is a sequence of tops and bottoms on a chart.
Anyway, both parties will be right.
But there are nuances for machine (software) recognition.
The percentage of bulls and bears is absolute and does not depend on the timeframe.
The trend is a subjective matter if it depends on the timeframe in question.
The percentage of bulls and bears is absolute and independent of the timeframe.
The trend is a subjective matter if it depends on the time series under study.
But the price range of the investigated instrument depends on the timeframe.
Let me tell you in confidence that absolutely one bear can push tens of thousands of absolute bulls and it is absolutely normal.