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  1. #1
    current strategy (12222011) --


    view http://www.google.com/webhp?rlz=1C1_...11bih=467ion=1:
    confront/avoid,act/respond,follow (within boundaries of each item: price-action's distance/directness
    vs. forward, standard-distance plane of existence to get object)
    direct,hover over,entrain continue/extinct in / excludable within separate and bound

    DRAWING DEVICE
    dot-balanced contour: triangle/wedge; rectangle / wide s/r; ellipse/curve; temporary (1-, 2-sided)
    line-balanced contour (incl. Angle,length of micro-trends): cup and manage / fighter jet; Gartley (etc.); based,opposed shapes area
    -- improve (, shape): midline,logr,curve
    -- multiply (, contour ): grid; l.p.4 (screen,proxy); Gann (separate,extend)
    area: count(fibo,fractal,entire (1/4,1/2,1/3,etc.))/abbreviated; multi-angle/condensed; random/volatile;
    SERIES stability (flow(serial) w/ objects, each having a rate of attention(parallel)



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    chart study

    the'fighter jet' along with also the (l.p.4: ) line proxy type of pattern that I made -- see near bottom of journal, post 323.

    Place, draw TL's from:
    1. Ellipse centerline on edge of
    2. Logr fan that is an
    3. midline from or ninety-degree angle of
    4. Level resistance or hi-lo compromise to release or build pressure and switch from
    5. Aligned turn pivots, bunched runs inside, even waves, horizontal line or small balances





















    line patterns

    This thread is a set of older, creating ideas
    of addressed to a forex novice.

    Index
    From the start of this thread, somewhat unconsciously, I strived to get one system for all patterns. Pairs (EUR/USD,) are richest in chart patterns; one instance is multiple-shape, heiken-ashi-candle patterns. I got to specific patterns (articles # 2-7,9), a growing context of purpose announcements (8,16,27,35), an early several-pattern system (11, 18, 19). Additionally, I appeared to automatic stuff across the way, to see what they had and to try and adapt it into something usable (drawing tools (articles 12,13,15,21,26(mostly) ) and indiors (articles 23,25,28,30-2,34,36,37,40,43) ). Finally, I needed to take a rest (6, 17,45-6), get discipline (33) and accept others' information ( after others' posts). My still-developing approach begins at post 44 and charts news affect during my pattern recognition desk ( ) and bar-spread trendlines.
    (post 58 ) This prt works with forex patterns , in that it only considers equilibrium patterns, which is forex's forte, with respect to roller language, which is (individual, especially smaller- (news-responsive)) stocks-appropriate. The item is not mathematically, measurable. Forex's equilibrium patterns can stand alone on their own; thus, this prt has been lost and I'm in search of a means to present a new comprehension of equilibrium patterns.
    In e/u, #1-45 (more pattern than lineup ); in g/u,#46-on (more lineup than pattern), with bsTL's (Number 46-on)




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    notions after 11222011:






    notions only in post #1 and older than 07232010:







    description

    candlesticks. Logarithm vs. midline nature of them. To go a, say a deadlock between two of the same; or, largely only one way; or build one way and then a spasmodic letgo of that build because of crossed direction of stress.

    -------------LINE PATTERNS: four descriptions of types 1-5-------------

    NAME (APPEARANCE)
    1 inner (pivot/dot, level/line)
    2 both/shape (blur)
    3 replicated
    4 rolling (differentiated / L:M-repeated)
    5 castle (symmetric) opt. Off rolling
    CHARACTERISTIC (EXPRESSION OF PRESSURE)
    1 a simple internal L:M relation
    2 regular polygon (n=3-4, infinite: triangle, square, circle; to produce dot, line)
    3 proxy line balancing the other TL's fro,at,to
    4 dependent dot or line (place ) the patterns associated with it knowingly react with L:M-wise
    5 parallel (hi,lo, mid accurate, mid natural, logr) lines
    CONTINUITY (NO FALSE EXPRESSIONS OF OVERALL DIRECTION)
    1 N with occasional partial Y help to pivot
    2 marginally random percent of Y
    3 immediate N within pattern's area, then Y to get a moderate while after
    4 Y inside its set area and then during TLs' influence
    5 Y, multiply divided (only divide, with rolling) and so, in a sense, forever
    CONTROL (LENGTH OF HOLD PRESSURE HAS ON DIRECTION)
    1 immediate
    2 shape-dependent
    3 moderate
    4 proportional (while others do)
    5 reframes continuously (anchors for longterm, off rolling)


    ----------different indiors to help select potent and easy line patterns---------Volume Teacher v4. High-volume candles low then low - low-volume candles, volume candles. Matching, opposing price range from the bar(s)/candle(s); helps select more potent TL's when mixed with different indiors. 1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34 sma's, single color (private, likely not perfect, options ) on'None' most of the period ). V's and small circles with all traces inside them. Price-time line progression along TL segments that are horizontal. Market Hours. 2-12 pm volatile calm, 1-3 pm flip. Change in fashion, opposing repetition. DutchCandle. Ordered (ex. 's: strong, spike, logr-curved ramp, horizontal ramp, flat, mountain, valley, and plateau) shapes to figure direction and draw TL's from. Zigzag. Symmetry (pivot fashion ) angles. Entire-area pivot switches, repeated logr's out of one s/r touch to the next, and many others. A native sense of these angles helps in speedy read of chart. and others Examples illustration 1: slideshow, template; ex 2: s, t; ex 3: s, t; ex 4: s, t


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    TL's named for intent




    line pattern -- anything lineup, revisited , 1, 2, 3, 4




    lineup patterns, general discussion of

    a random chart http://arora.ccs.neu.edu/v4/tool/login.jsp (from here )

    (Line patterns have been picked from shapes.)

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    new ideas

    05172010
    Separate my lineup patterns into five types:

    serial t:m, pattern (~parallel) t:m, s/p t, s/p m, and s/p t:m.

    The identifying letters are s, p, t, m and most importantly, in order of type.

    Examples, in order of types:
    logr cycle / condensed-logr;
    backwards, substitute or screen (see'pub channels' place #1, ideas list with dates), including pattern copying in shape or function;
    bsTLs' small to large spread patterns;
    corner, i.e. grid, when will draw a grid out of how amounts of ninety-degree angle between them; and,
    a pattern having an obvious end pivot whose TL goes through a midline or one pattern's centre line which corresponds implicitly if askew with a later midline (see the numerous white lines picture from'pub channels' place #1, same location .) )
    Subsequently, break down a chart place as largely pertaining to this s/p t:m type of TL's, either with the complex repetition and set area (if not -impact because of their TL's) of s or p t:m or with the easy (non)repetition and changeable area of s/p t's or m's. That is exactly what the template example from the'pub channels' post #1 had beneath today's date, employing the former through condensed logr and a backwards TL set (except maybe not shown on the template (http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=...98198229481275 it is.)

    Leverage which decides each type, in order of type given above: contour, form and line, scatter, scatter and line, lineup

    This ordering idea fits in with contour areas, since there's the shapes, then a dividing line, and finally dots in and about each dividing line which you draws TL's out of. The TL's with shape areas' dividing lines have a tendency to fit in with each other sequentially from one shape-area dividing line into the next (ex's in place lost). The contour subjects idea is of the s/p t: m kind, because it features a potpourri of what.

    04242010
    contour TL's

    : Https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/atta...1487148353.tpl
    It is contour places, only to use one TL-producing contour each general higher-TF area (EST (mb trading)).
    recent: ,,,,.
    This 1' series likely needs to be redone to use what learned, that is, contour TL's, especially the absence of frame TL's and also a triangle in the start. It uses lower TFs' pieces of contours (dots, line segments,partial curves) as well.

    03292010
    shapes

    *definition: A contour (with concepts within - out of, to -out )
    *disease: degree (isolate (1 pt), degree (2 pts), balance (3 pts)) or unlevel (expand, converge, irregular)
    *scale: person, trade, or area
    *type: reframe (a 90-degree corner using a 45-degree line from the corner; 2 slightly skewed, parallel lines using a midline between them to get a third line; a one-pip pub then a vertical collection of spinning tops, or visa-versa) or anchor (a lineup with small patterns progressing along to a turn, a lineup with a few small and a huge pattern and then nothing for a very long time progressing together into intersect after another area's turn; a vertical collection of spinning tops, zero or more one-pip pubs, another vertical collection of spinning tops)



    cog-pulley-weight strategy



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    formerly:
    how bsTL's fit in with disperse patterns in logarithmic cycles


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    last concept:
    Added logarithmic changes and/or unconventional patterns with high-impact news, very longterm bsTL's, or other tide fans' shape adapting to the contour areas idea in #61-2 to get a 1' TF method, to draw a more bsTL fan at the shing centre or recentering pattern / set of patterns of a tide. Method is constant, doing the fans and providing the price-time line belongs.
    There is lots of justifiion with this one -- The weekly midlines generally feed in these types of general shape areas; contour areas are consistent and dependable; news is included in all its affect; trend is fairly certain; lines near each other and from various fans work together easily; and yet, lots of space is defined. Issues may be that you must flip TL rays into line segments, once a lineup stops being effective, in a bid to keep the chart legible; general tendency often fails to translate into smaller chart areas, leaving almost and rather ineptly horizontal fan lines to take care of it; and, choosing general shape areas, unlike shape areas in #61-2, are found relative to lots of other possible ones, letting a lot of leeway to state where any 1 area is.


    next-to-last concept, which will allow for a longer-term strategy for the above one (where #61-2 does the exact same to get a shorter-term one):
    Traditional patterns (triangles, flags, etc.) are a selection of balance areas formed from sm all group s and their bs- (expands) or mid- (contracts) TL's in(ter) standard pattern places.

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    Here's my previous pattern recognition table (shares' rl - forex's balance patterns): https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/atta...8350340928.pdf

    topics:
    From the start of this thread, somewhat unconsciously, I strived to receive 1 system for many patterns. Pairs (EUR/USD,) are wealthiest in chart patterns; one instance is multiple-shape, heiken-ashi-candle patterns. I got to specific patterns (articles # 2-7,9), a growing context of purpose announcements (8,16,27,35), an early several-pattern system (11, 18, 19). I also looked to automatic stuff across the way, to find out what they had and to try and adapt it to something usable (drawing tools (articles 12,13,15,21,26(largely ) ) and indiors (articles 23,25,28,30-2,34,36,37,40,43) ). Finally, I needed to take a break (6, 17,45-6), get discipline (33) and accept others' advice ( then others' posts). My still-developing method begins at post 44 and charts news affect through my pattern recognition table ( ) and bar-spread trendlines.
    (post 58 ) This prt functions with forex patterns , in that it only considers balance patterns, which is forex's forte, connected to roller terminology, which is (individual, especially smaller- (news-responsive)) stocks-appropriate. The item is only not mathematically, measurable. Forex's balance patterns may stand alone on their own; thus, this prt has been lost and I am in search of a means to present a new understanding of balance patterns.
    In e/u, #1-45 (more pattern than line); in g/u,#46-on (more lineup than pattern), with bsTL's (Number 46-on)

    chart:
    CDRW Spread, TicksSeparateVolume and/or other quantity indior(s), ToggleRegandHACandlesshift_v2, plus a sessions indior. Additionally, access to forum's red-flag news results.

    Other connections: news and patterns; patterns that anchor chart with lines attached to it, to reframe belief together; http://stockcharts.com/school/doku.p...estick_pattern

    Prevent my calls (1' demo) and oscillator or alternative idle talk -- Trading patterns is drawing-intensive.

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    component of the bsTL microverse: Overview, patterns (or, people who have fewer or more candles ), TF use, trading. (And its potential: automatic; exact.)

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  2. #2
    thought: Fibonacci (1-2-3-5-8. .) Time series outlines join similar patterns at the 1345GMT-to-1345GMT and freehand. Works on 5' scale and on other scales and at non-90-degree angles. Difficulties are time line occasionally shifts in regard to the formation with a few placings, other times the pattern is a bit vague or even the higher-numbered lines don't operate at all, (seldom ) the contour inverts, and, with all the 1345er, you need a sample of 2-4 lines prior to picking up on what pattern it is representing. Utility is high with training, even to trade intraday together.
    A good illustration of a 1345er time line is provided below:


  3. #3
    For all interested in Pattern Trading should check out the new VTTrader 2.0 Demo. It comes with a pattern recognition engine that appears to work well.

  4. #4
    I arrived at a oscillator system that was feasible. It is, poorly explained, under:


    mixed FF free indiors --
    THV's hull
    THV's T3
    THV's COG (for bands)
    smoothened heiken-ashi (found at several areas; eliminates almost all possible pattern interpretation, leaving line work)
    CCFp (besides crossings and such, used for making traces at one-hour-scale (when trading the 5')
    retraces (involving the most-narrow points (very rare)) / support-resistance horizontal lines (at top and bottom of narrow points (more prevalent ))
    and 137-angle buffs (between each pair of most-wide points (periodic( more prevalent ), done from one
    of a briefer (attaching from beginning of that trendline into the point-line in the bottom (if next trend is downward ) or top (visa-versa) of the routine (not smoothened, doing CCFp lines first) heikin-ashi candle the point-line intersects) trendline
    or longer (attaching to the other point-line of the pair, in which the trendline intersects and employing the top-base candle ruler for the very first point-line) trendline,
    one trendline attached to each of both point-lines to achieve the 137-angle fans)
    ZUP_v.60 (simply to cover any patterns, plus provides a kind of arrangement )
    THV's method description (from the logo, rather than the label, signature)
    DIBS triggerlines level indior (has adjusted scale,time, so little-used)

    I darken the ZUP lines and use a darkened price-time line, with the backdrop set at one notch above black, to keep things legible and subdued enough to make midlines and compose and line-identify in white to the chart.

    To receive a transaction, I reveal and label (using a thumbs-up or -down tag ) each of those reasons I get from the above indiors and, counting on them all equally, add each side (buy or sell motive ) to receive my complete reward-to-risk ratio. It's been stated that above or 3:1 is a good ratio, so if or when this is the situation, I trade it on at the direction.
    Objectively getting the reasons is key; I have found there are not too many reason-making factors available for this set-up, which makes my job quite simple to daytrade on the 5'. The motives alter objectively, permitting the ratio thus set the entry and the exit and to alter.


    I'll post the possible motives, charts of the way to make the support-resistance traces (lovers, the retrace /horizontal lines), and other stuff later, if the system still holds water. This system has been a breakthrough beyond the pattern scalping approach I showed from the very first couple of articles, because it's fully explainable and complete (and done) right now.
    Here's a screenshot of the system:

  5. #5
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    For anyone interested in Pattern Trading ought to check out the new VTTrader 2.0 Demo. It comes with a pattern recognition engine that appears to work.
    It is 100% useless if you would like to make money from trading. I'd take a coin before that junk.

  6. #6
    Ref.:'oscillator system'

    I had been impolite in observing someone else's material so brashly, and apologize.

    Additionally, it was wrong of me to post a bunch of indiors I just put together as a'system'. While, once per week, this setup does still work well for scalping the 5', it has many big problems with it. I found myself gravitating toward using patterns I found in the price line and on a regular hiekin-ashi; and, I haven't gotten close to list the possible reasons, which would be a basis to making this set-up realistic to utilize outside being a possibly-implied bit of'crap'.

    The appropriate thing to do, it seems, is for me to fix these problems and then republish the noted material into a polite, finished set-up, which requires alot more time and work than I put into it and takes work on figuring how others have introduced their approaches on the site.

  7. #7
    Wolfe Waves

    Lately , I get to hunt for ideas. This one from ff and http://www.wolfcharts.com/manual.asp matches in using midlines and other devices used on this ribbon, one-upping'channel-turn'.
    Examples are in http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18199, http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18208, http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18201, and http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18204.
    I just now found the below charts, none of it's been done for many years or something; and, it includes and largely copies the site's instructions.
    The way I drew the WW's was to find one, clean bull run, and note its best (1). I hunted for seven bull waves, the turn being in the wave's turn and that wave being over the wave's twist.
    Once this seven-wave pattern showed on the chart ('this' being all after the fact) as producing a good run, one draws a trendline between tops 5 and 1 and bottoms 2 and 6, making sure it resembles an upward-going wedge. Then draw a line between bottom 4 and 1 and involving top 5 and bottom 6; typically, they intersect in a pivot.
    Examples 1, 2 and 4 use the pivot to denote the approximate conclusion of wave seven's drop and the almost-exact point where this end turns the opposite path, sometimes having a horizontal line drawn from the intersection's pivot to reach there.
    Example 3, however, includes a head-and-shoulders pattern that repeats through all its waves; ex. 3's waves appear to denote top, the beginning and finish of every pattern. One is forewarned somewhat, the initial bull run has a decent-sized and -shaped head-and-shoulders pattern .
    This inclusion of a repeating pattern in ex. 3 was the reason its intersection never occurred; rather deviations from the lines every represented the tendencies counter to the central uptrend. I used a midline between the two unintersected lines and then reproduced this midline and pasted it atop the top of the two unintersected linesdrawing a line towards the top of the midline. Until example 4 finished I then repeated this procedure. The deviations were precise or needed a vertical midline into the specified attachment to call the turn toward the next deviation.
    Example 3 makes me believe Wolfe Waves are greatly involved in patterns -- Example 2 involves more a symmetric triangle than a wedge, and the deviation channel in example 4 and the ledge (in which a price-time line creeps down anti-logarithmically and on apparent slow volume until it reaches a place where it drops like a rock off a ledge) with example 4.


    Pattern-repetition pivots (more about)

    Using Wolfe Waves reminded me of a notion I showed in a couple of posts lately. The foundation of the head-and-shoulders pattern / bull run previous examples 3 and 4 (at http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18209) matches the post entitled'weekend report', which will be a horizontal form of the vertical-line-based strategy from the post entitled'pattern-repetition pivots.' The headshoulders patterns' repeat about the 1' is scaled into the 15' double in the chart revealed, very similar to the'weekend report''s.
    What I don't understand is why it did so. I have seen same-scale horizontal versions of the time-series pattern-copying that topped and the old pattern replicated was only that, replicated, before the top finished.
    I'm thinking what the 18209 chart showed also contained an encroaching on the area that the'weekend report' showed with greater involvement; http://trading-languages.photoposts....howimage=18211 shows the vlt version of 18209, where 18209's base intersects with top of the'weekend report' article's second vlt pattern. That vlt pattern either looks like a head-and-shoulders pattern or the 1''s repeat helped make it the way; either way, 18209's chart happens in a price-time line place over and before the'weekend report''s.


    On consolidations

    there appears to be several key patterns that can specify each consolidation, based on where the consolidation happens. Similar and 18209 series an interior repetition of one crucial pattern. Consolidations also usually have a centre; my post in https://www.forexsoutheast.asia/fore...o-account.html shows two patterns that each seemed to centre their respective consolidations. Finally, some kind of bookends appear to form, often rl or even a localized pattern. (Last one explains for me why I watched entire (smaller-scale) consolidations made of'maybe''s from the all-time-chart (atc)'s top's consolidation.)
    Once or when I know what it all means, I'll fully document a series of these consolidations and their crucial patterns, along with involvement of the pattern-repetition pivots, Wolfe Waves along with other suggestions to extract projection out of them.

  8. #8
    Monitoring: Every installment needs only so pattern research for its interpretation.

    For instance, the oscillator'method' above limits pattern research to, for the thin, dark, wavy lines, interpreting a jump down/up, a side to prevent, or a couple of simple trendlines, and for your hull-T3 crossover and ZUP, interpreting different variants of these patterns or ersatz patterns; and, because you're scalping in the installation, multi-scale awareness is not as necessary.
    I just analyzed another installment, this one more straightforward (JB COG Channels, smoothened hiekin-ashi,) and while it was futile for scalping, it did well on a slightly higher scale with a more-complex pattern research that causated/finished on'last-lows', the previous post's'On Consolidations''s patterns, or other patterns that pick in an intervening area's single twist.
    The continuous-patterns scalping noted in the very first couple of articles tilted toward every one of its patterns containing a single line with defined turns, using just trendlines to specify each pattern going in the next pattern; this approach was futile when multiple-turns-surround, given-space-pivot, or other groupings of patterns were more predominant, or looked at another way, when you had no longer names for a distance concerning a single line with defined turns.
    Something like a normal hiekin-ashi, with no additional indiors, has enough data to make several egories of patterns: A lot of patterns that are created of a single line with multiple turns (that's, head and shoulders, Gartleys and the like,) patterns that contain multiple turns within what it encircles (that is, classic patterns like triangles), or patterns much like the noted'last-low.' This can be helpful, because finishing/causating with a study involving multiple turn-capture egories of patterns can lead to getting a move.


    A different observation: minding a setup's factors also limits the amount of data you must know to be certain of a move's direction. One setup information that is's visually-apparent allows even or with less data provided.

    An individual can restrict one's comprehension of a very simple chart, which has a nearly-unlimited number of factors, thru only using indiors that fit right into a very simple chart easily and figure out how to reduce alot of data into a few choices, like using trendlines measuring expansion/contraction and horizontal traces measuring support/resistance on a smaller scale and a pattern set with its pick of twist (s)-capture (probably one that simply describes a lot of (potential ) trendlines / horizontal lines, like triangles and comparable classics) on a bigger scale. The installation is complete and it limits one's comprehension enough to trade only the moves selected. An individual may observe data that is extra, just one ignores it because it would interfere with the relatively-complete installation designed and forward-demo'erectile dysfunction, or one turns.

  9. #9
    This revision of the oscillator system is also untested; of notice has been an CFP.

    I fell the ZUP, THV COG and CCFP, and proceeded the noted installment to the 15' to monitor the middle of motions; the 15' can take on more-complex chart patterns. Then I made a 5' set up for entry and exit:
    that the price-time line, with drawn-in curves copying a logarithmic curve
    JB COG, bands, that does not redraw, to quantify the (counter)trend
    CFP, on the chart, directing drawn-in trendlines, to locate pivots
    hiekin-ashi, separate beneath the chart, with drawn-in midlines, for balance
    I only brought in a couple of patterns, to reduce trading-hour work time on the faster scale. The curves that are logarithmic that are drawn-in happen one after another, approximately; they depend on the vertical, as balance, drawn in when a midline covers the candles' range, the horizontal. Any balance patterns or logarithmic curves would be mentioned in contrast with other scales.
    FinallyI trendlined a straightforward 1' candle chart, to attempt to prevent obvious errors.

  10. #10
    Only installation, today:

    JB COG;
    Pivot Points MultiTimeFrame;
    Hiekin-ashi on chart
    and in a separate window

    I'm working , or instead found I've been working for quite a while in sporatic examples, a equilibrium / ersatz-balance using midlines system that has a same-scale routine thru-put (or jumps among scales to obtain exactly what explains what the current movement is reacting to, or even an x-y - wing variation in different scales that really does same) that goes beyond the current equilibrium region.

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