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In your logic, the candles don't work either. And you can disregard time altogether. Let's assume so. Except that we found out earlier that ticks have no practical meaning at all in forex. And your rank bars are based on ticks. How does this fit into your logic? And a second question: if you would deny the lack of practical value in ticks in forex, then describe your logical conclusions. I'm wondering how you work without regard to candlestick analysis, without regard to timing, and generally at the level of separate logic-in-itself?
If price has hit that level three times and approached it a fourth time, is that not a rationale?
the flag doesn't work either?
CHUVASHOV IS A PAMM MANAGER WHO LOST HIS ACCOUNTS.
Range bars are based on distance travelled, not ticks.
Source -https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/125923
You do have to understand the principles of what you are preaching.
But I don't deny that as a supplementary tool it may well be used. The question is different. You deny everything in a row referring to some logic. At the same time you yourself do not show any logic. Logical separatism is justified when there is some basis behind it. Behind your logic so far is just a typical expression like "I am d'Artagnan and everyone else is...". If you deny something, expand your logic and offer an alternative. Then it can be taken seriously.
You can see in hindsight. The simplest test is to build trend lines at two extrema and watch how the price will go along them in the future. My answer is 50/50.
Do you know how to draw trend lines?
There is a request to those who follow the topic here:
If anyone actually uses the Range Bars, please describe your observations. The man here has spoken out, but I haven't found anything sensible in his posts.
These Range Bars are something new to me. And having previously read, I found serious disadvantages in using this visualisation format. Especially abandoning everything else.
On the one hand these render bars get rid of so-called noise in movements. But on the other hand there is a lot of meaningful detail in this noise.
Another point is that if we consider intraday trading, these noises are nearly the most important thing in charts. Perhaps in the long term the rank bars are really more relevant. And I'm not sure that there are those who give up everything else in favour of them.
Is there anyone out there who can clearly and intelligibly describe what is what?
Source -https://www.mql5.com/ru/forum/125923
You do have to understand the principles of what you preach.
But I don't deny that as a supplementary tool it may well be used. The question is different. You deny everything in a row referring to some logic. At the same time you yourself do not show any logic. Logical separatism is justified when there is some basis behind it. Behind your logic so far is just a typical expression like "I am d'Artagnan and everyone else is...". If you deny something, expand your logic and offer an alternative. Then it can be taken seriously.
Is this some kind of sceb?) Everything we see on the chart consists of ticks. Candlesticks made of ticks, bars, rencos, ranges, equal-volume, equal-volume.
OK, maybe I didn't get it right. Well, how about describing their advantages and arguments as to why they are better than anything else?
I'm just thinking: bars and candlesticks are built by time. In the case of the Range Bars, exclusively ticks. I've read in other sources that the bars are adjusted by the number of ticks. Plus if you set aside time, and the ticks themselves do not carry anything specific within forex, then many things are called into question altogether. I don't know where the banter is, but it's not a matter of principle.
Here's another interesting quote from the developer of the indicator based on the Renge Bars:
I.e. there is a lot to think about here.