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The earth is round, same thing
There was a time when this Round Earth operation cost some people their lives. And epochs later, the methods of analysis have progressed and so have the conclusions. The Earth is not so round anymore. And in order to understand the phenomena and processes clearly and not just retransmit them, it is not bad to get into them from time to time.
Also, if it is not difficult, please give an example of a non-water from the position of your standards, so that it is possible to determine the extent to which your criticism is justified. After all, it may be that you will really open people's eyes.
To the previous picture the output from the table. The columns are in order. Yen 0.)
There was a time when this Round Earth operation cost some people their lives. And epochs later, the methods of analysis have progressed and so have the conclusions. The Earth is not so round anymore. And in order to understand the phenomena and processes clearly and not just retransmit them, it is not bad to get into them from time to time.
Also, if it is not difficult, please give an example of a non-water from the position of your standards, so that it is possible to determine the extent to which your criticism is justified. After all, it may be that you will really open people's eyes.
I'll try...
There are no random movements in the markets. They are all interrelated.
And what, Comrade Chegevara, is the reason for your reincorporation?
P.s. I would add that in the financial markets. Pardon.Easy, look not for patterns but for exceptions
Aren't they the same thing? These things go hand in hand. In order to identify exceptions, one must necessarily first register a pattern. And then the highlighted exceptions are similarly turned into a pattern, and - wow! - the former exceptions are also turned into a pattern.
And again, where is water and where is non-water? And how to separate one from the other?
By the way, Vladimir, if you look carefully at what your namesake expresses, that's exactly what he does: he looks for exceptions. :)Aren't they the same thing? These things go hand in hand. In order to identify exceptions, one must necessarily first register a pattern. And then the highlighted exceptions are similarly turned into a pattern, and - wow! - the former exceptions are also turned into a pattern.
And again, where is water and where is non-water? And how to separate one from the other?
By the way, Vladimir, if you look carefully at what your namesake expresses, that's exactly what he does: he looks for exceptions. :)Chingiz Project Extremes 1.0 indicator
What Genghis was talking about.
I sketched out an indicator that works on price exceeding a given distance. The input parameter is actually the distance in pips of a 4-digit quote. The colours in the indicator signify the following: the darkest colour stands for the registration of the opposite extremum, a little bit lighter is an extremum update, a little bit lighter represents no update, but the direction has not yet changed (distance is not exceeded).
Take a look, think about it and wait for an idea.
Vladimir, thank you. I haven't had time to read your thoughts. I will read, think about it and reply.
What Genghis was talking about.
I sketched out an indicator that works on price exceeding a given distance. The input parameter is actually the distance in pips of a 4-digit quote. The colours in the indicator signify the following: the darkest colour stands for the registration of the opposite extremum, a little bit lighter is an extremum update, a little bit lighter represents no update, but the direction has not yet changed (distance is not exceeded).
Look and think, waiting for an idea.
Not quite right...
Yeah I get it, I'll do a variant with increments