


njclimber
So, far the dragon has stayed within its own bounds of imprisonment. I doubt it will continue to submit, and a testing of the bounds is likely. Thursday and friday will play out to be more blah on both sides of the green trend, finalizing in the 1973 region around 6:00UTC monday.
Greenline in this graph is the trendline. Today, we saw one extension into the higher regions of the trend. Yellow oval is the predicted PA area for tomorrow. The data is derived purely from the graph itself and does not include other relevant data which is a major contributor to the graphs behavior. Again, my apologies I'm still just learning here, so please...
This graph shows a more local view of the region of PA remaining in 2/14
The lines and intersects are plotting points that the graph is constrained to. Any deviation from chart plots are from news or events. Better to have some reference point.
Added dates and numbers to the previous graph. Again, this is just for myself to refer to for future reference to see the discrepancy, and adjust from that.
This is just a place point for this graph to refer to, to see how far off the predictions are.
This is a dynamic strategy involving following limit orders behind candles, waiting for the retrace then tag in and score a TP as the candle returns to the trend it was originally going. Executed on the 1m or 5m timeframe but 5m is untested.
Just the mere idea of jumping and dumping are appealing to my lower consciousness, so here we go with the future of my speculation. There's a directory index for tokens, including newly minted tokens. When a new token is minted and goes up in value it shows up in the index, allowing opportunities for long positions during the tokens initial rise into value through...
Setting up a short or long in the whole Tokyo session determined on if it closes higher or lower, as a function of the session previous; NY. TBC
When graph settles in for a limited range, making nice sine waves up and down on basically a flat graph, like during Tokyo session this technique forces the graph to pay you profits from the kill zone. Opposing limit orders are placed on each side of the range, with TP's right before the opposing trade gets tagged in. Only one trade is open on the instrument at a...