No Brother,  that only visualization example of strength interaction between to currencies in pair to create final form of direction bias.  In the OHLC format of information, the summary of all these interactions is only 2 state (from the movement point of view).

1.   from Open goes to High first, then to Low and then to Close  that mean…[Read more]

Just my own personal Opinion;

Naked chart IS an Indicator…

Yes, 100% correct..  What you see in your retail trading platform whatever is candlestick chart, line chart, bar chart, renko chart, constant range bar chart,kagi chart, point and figure chart, mountain chart, tick chart, 3 line break chart, etc.. are visualization attempt of what…[Read more]

Just Adding ‘spicy’ to this great discussion…

MTH

Just Adding ‘spicy’ to this great discussion…

MTH

Take a closer look – cc you posted is not the same…

Look at the far left when in mine GBP crosses the USD and yours doesn’t, and a bunch of other diffs…

G.

Naked chart IS an indicator !

Do you think that banks look at the same chart as yours? when was the last time you visited a major bank trading room?

As to different opinions on something: that’s perfectly Ok with me. What makes me wonder about others opinion is how they come to “definit” conclusion of things are built or constructed without…[Read more]

Here you can “play” the LONG GBP against everyone else, before price action.

BTW: another subjct: I already found volume, take a look at KIAD’s TickVolume.

G.

You have the GBPUSD on chart.

Yeah, Ok… It’s an index… whatever…

Try to mimic GBPUSD price and you’ll get different results, but you know best…

BTW: no matter what the indie tells you, without volume price action will go nowhere.

I’ll stick to this shitty “price” indie…

G.

The results (for those who “guessed” correctly…):

G.

Per your request:

Market is “Flat” in both conditions (rightmost vertical line).

Can we “predict”, based on USD (green) and GBP (red) direction – where the market is going?

Results will follow…

G.

ForexGT_Spaghetti is a “Currency Strength” based –  not index and not correlation.

It is not based on price only – but on Volume, Momentum, Market share, and ROC (Rate of Change) – of each individual currency.

It is very much like the Dollar index, which takes into account USD relative to a basket of foreign currencies (not all of them are th…[Read more]

Hi Brother, thank you for your post and nice comment,   all of your mentioned indicators is no longer in my arsenal, I already shared it in the past to hundreds of friends, and right now they combined together inside my Star, Skull and Smiley Indicator…lol.

Even until right now, the testing phase result is great (by combining with other t…[Read more]

Hi Brother, thank you for your post and nice comment,   all of your mentioned indicators is no longer in my arsenal, I already shared it in the past to hundreds of friends, and right now they combined together inside my Start, Skull and Smiley…lol.

Even until right now, the testing phase result is great (by combining with other type of i…[Read more]

Do the math:

There are 3 possible outcome for each currency movement: Down, Up, Flat

For 2 currencies you have 6 possible math outcome, 4/6 are in your favor or moving sideways.

In reality, I’ve never seen BOTH currencies reverse at the same time.

Furthermore, I don’t trade just based on this one – but with support of either Volatility,…[Read more]

Hi Brother, of course by looking at previous wave highest or lowest that already fixed.  This Geometrical Charting concept need a lot of screen time to practice, please forgive me that i still don’t have time to create new videos to continue the explanation about next steps..

Best Regards

MTH

Hi Brother,  maybe you could use this one..

Search for a sub string in a…[Read more]

Hi Brother,  maybe you could use this one..
Search for a sub string in a string.

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For those of you who are trying to trade the “Cross” of two currencies:

It’s probably will be Ok, but “Crosses” are usually too late.

Trade should start with and when two currencies change position either against or away from one another.

G.

Eurovision 2015: “Here are the results of the Swiss jury: …”

G.

Here is my ForexGT_Spaghetti indicator – which measure each individual currency strength (8 Majors).

Each currency have it’s own color – the CHF (grey) EUR (blue) and JPY (yellow) are currently highlighted.

Currency strength is one of the most predictive indicators available, if done correctly.

To illustrate this I posted the “not so obvious”…[Read more]