Looking good!
1st two grids are 90 to each other. The last grid intersects the middle of the square the other 2 form ie going right through the middle of a square box (for circle center?) Unfortunately, the scale on the chart is not 1/1 it's 1.5/1 so 45 on a square chart is 33.69 on this chart. The Gann angle tool didn't work for me because of this.
It's just experimenting. If you come up with some good conclusions on how to project and predict from it, let me know.
I've worked on this idea before. Diagonal Grids. It would be great to have a computer program look for them and do all the hard work. If you can derive something about this well good for you. I would definitely use other methods to help.
Here's a little fun with ellipses. They are so hard to get the size and aspect right. These rings are all the same size and aspect (shape). The other distances have been temporarily turned off. If you want to work with the chart, click "make mine" in the upper right corner. To adjust the rings, right click on the object, "format" and select or deselect (or even...
I think I feel better about this prediction. Angles actually do have an advantage if they are right. They skip across all the other points in the way. Looks like pretty consistent price separations between levels. Whatever that means. Anyway, this is a little more comfortable guess. The circles are all the hits off the angles. The orange line is the median line. I...
It just looks too neat. I think the polyline is about the right rhythm but It might not make the top at the speed I've set. Have to play it by ear. Remember the purple rhythm polyline misses all the ups and downs. This is a 15 minute and I'm starting to get too many possibilities in my brain. I think there will be an up then back down on either side of that purple line
Here the speed angles are in this one. Just because this works out nicely doesn't mean that's the way they have to do it. they could stop at the 3.26 line. It might be a bit too pretty. Check out the arc distances. It should make it to the 1st set of double arcs at least. The problem with this chart is it looks too neat. Don't trust it. The angles are...
This should correspond to EUR/CAD popping also. Time and price marks are on the bottom and the right also. This is precision "guess" work". There is a channel. The distances are perfect (from back tested arc distances) and it's to the proper angle speed. See what happens? Might be somewhere between 3:45 to 5:00 start time
Don't know if it's right, but it sure looks copastetic. This center is chosen because the other arcs line up that way. Arcs are radius distance measurements. All the angles point to that spot. I predict a really vertical acceleration because of the wedge coming down also and it correlates with others like NZDUSD. They'll probably pop together. I've found when...
Sometimes if you change the zoom they show up at a different scale for smaller moves. It's because there are angle relations and a larger zoom shows different angle relations than a tighter zoom (if the scale is not locked) which is what I usually do. Lock the scale once the settings are right.
To use this tool you have to set up the chart right. There should be major points that are touched on the arc. Just size the circle so 1,2,3,5 or 2,4,6,10 as I use, hit the points. The easy way to calibrate the hits is set an approximate number like 10, then click on the next ratio in "format" where you are adjusting the ratios. Make sure the format screen is out...
Sorry if this is a little long. I will first give you an article out of Wikipedia. It has to do with why I go at this in terms of GEOMETRY. By the middle 1960s, Ney had successfully transitioned himself into a career as an investment counselor. Initially he joined a Beverly Hills stockbroking firm, prior to launching a newsletter, The Ney Report, which had among...
Between the polyline increasing curve and the fib circles (which are my ratios not fib ratios). I find them by checking over the chart. Stock charts always have repeating angles, distances, even channel consistency...and if you study my charts on EUR/USD you will find all those ellipses (which are actually circles) are exactly the same size and aspect (shape). By...
The fib circle ratios are all there. If you want to see them just click on object tree and show them. I cleaned up the chart so it is more visible. It's just the fib ratios showed the consistency in hits. By the way those ratios are working on other charts I've tried also.
This is a daily. I haven't even looked at New Zealand/US. I am not a pro broker or anything. These are my own studies from experience. I don't use sar, pivots, any of it...just acceleration, channel sizing, ellipses which I turn into circles through scaling. I find the ellipse consistent hits first, then I rescale them to circles. When the circles work out, then...
This is my estimation without much work on it. I think it's pretty safe to sell off if you own some of it. Definitely don't buy it at that price or speed angle. It will bounce back. They almost always do.
Take a look at the circle distances, acceleration rates, channels. This may be a big dump. Short term I think it will pop at the first arrow (closest to it's present), then back down, maybe hitting the opposite of the smaller channel first. 2 price points are set and corresponding intersections.