THE ANGLES IN DEGREES ARE OVER THE LINES. If you take the price/bars = y/x and arctan y/x gives the angle in degrees. Now take the y/r or price/distance and the arcsine of that ratio gives the angle in degrees also. The arctan and arcsine degrees agree.
Also if you take 6 radius legs from a circle center to the circle itself, they measure the same distance...another test of a 1:1 scale.
Check out the angles and their spread differences. It may help to know how to set up a speedfan for angle ratios and the spreads between the angles.
You would think this symbol would be totally random in nature but it shows the same attributes of other stocks and currencies that have been rigged geometrically.
Hope it's useful for those that use angles or distances for arcs. These distances can also be used with a circle and it's center. No need for elliptical shapes if I'm correct.
Also if you take 6 radius legs from a circle center to the circle itself, they measure the same distance...another test of a 1:1 scale.
Check out the angles and their spread differences. It may help to know how to set up a speedfan for angle ratios and the spreads between the angles.
You would think this symbol would be totally random in nature but it shows the same attributes of other stocks and currencies that have been rigged geometrically.
Hope it's useful for those that use angles or distances for arcs. These distances can also be used with a circle and it's center. No need for elliptical shapes if I'm correct.