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Trend Line by Angle
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For Trend Line By Angle, it is possible to specify the mode of continuation of its display to the right and/or left.
Both angle and the second anchor point's coordinates can be used to set the slope of the line.


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Wow nice work Adrian, there is big money in this...

scottyluck said:

Wow nice work Adrian, there is big money in this...

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Thank you , indeed huge volume traded daily, around 5 trillion world wide, (with approximation) only currency, not mentioning the other markets :stocks, futures etc.

Cycle Lines
Description:

How to use or interpret Cycle lines?

To use Cycle Lines, you should first visually identify a repeating pattern of some type on the chart.
For example, you might notice several reversals where the price of the currency/stock/commodity/indices is moving down and then moves up and then down and then up etc.
A Cycle is something that happens over and over within the same time period.
The purpose of cycle lines is to allow you to visually identify where the next cycle pattern should occur if the pattern continues to be true in the future.

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TheUnborn said:

Binary options is gambling,are you getting success with it?

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It is gambling if you don't know what you are doing. The strategy I use makes me earn around 400 bucks a day. I wouldn't call that gambling if I am sure I will win using the indicators and successful strategies.

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Horizontal Line - Price Level
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Price level is a simple horizontal line marking a certain price value. It might be useful for marking specific price targets and support or resistance levels.

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Guess what? The horizontal trend line is my favorite. I have made huge bucks on when the pair price is moving horizontally.

Glad to hear that ehsanji.
Keep up the good work there!

Channel/Equidistant Channel
Description:


The channel is a combination of two parallel lines: the trendline and the channel line. Recognizing existence of the channel might be crucial to the analyst as prices often remain within the same channel, while breaking out of the channel can predict change in trend.


In uptrend conditions, it is suggested that the trendline be plotted across the lows, and the channel line is plotted from the first significant peak. It is said that the channel exists if the next rally reaches and bounces back off the channel line. Conversely, in downtrend, the trendline is plotted across the peaks and the channel line is plotted from the first prominent trough. Going back up from the channel line after the next drop might signify existence of the channel.


In both uptrend and downtrend, failure to reach the channel line might indicate that the trend line will be broken and the trend will get weaker or reverse. Conversely, breaking the channel line might be considered amplification of the current trend.


Just like the trendline, the channel allows you to view a label showing its principal parameters. These parameters are: the length of the channel (as expressed in both number of bars and time units such as days, hours, minutes, depending on the timeframe you are using), the price change correspondent to the difference between the start and end points of either line (expressed in both dollars and percentage), its slope, and its height (the distance between the line expressed in both dollar and percentage values).


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djbrayner said:

invitation sent

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Accepted Brayner.

Channel/Standard Deviation Channel/Regression Channel
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Standard deviation channels are plotted at a set number of standard deviations around a linear regression line. They can be usefully applied to swing trading (as well as for detecting changes in momentum).
Regression channel consists of two parallel lines plotted equidistantly above and below the Regression Line. The distance at which the lines are plotted can be calculated using different algorithms.
Linear regression is a popular method of technical analysis. Using linear regression line as a drawing allows you to analyze any section of the chart.

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Channel/Linear Regression
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A Linear Regression Channel consists of 3 parts:

Linear Regression Line: A line that best fits all the data points of interest.
Upper Channel Line: A line that runs parallel to the Linear Regression Line and is usually one to two standard deviations above the Linear Regression Line.
Lower Channel Line: This line runs parallel to the Linear Regression Line and is usually one to two standard deviations below the Linear Regression Line.

Linear Regression Channel Buy Signal
When price falls below the lower channel line, a buy signal is usually triggered.

Linear Regression Channel Sell Signal
An opportunity for selling occurs when prices break above the upper channel line.
Other confirmation signs like prices closing back inside the linear regression channel could be used to initiate buy or sell orders. Other technical indicators should be used to confirm.

Trend Reversals :
When price closes outside of the Linear Regression Channel for long periods of time, this is often interpreted as an early signal that the past price trend may be breaking and a significant reversal might be near.
Linear Regression Channels are useful technical analysis charting tools. In addition to identifying trends and trend direction, the use of standard deviation gives traders ideas as to when prices are becoming overbought or oversold relative to the long term trend.

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Andrews' Pitchfork
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Developed by Alan Andrews, Andrews' Pitchfork is a trend channel tool consisting of three lines. There is a median trend line in the center with two parallel equidistant trend lines on either side. These lines are drawn by selecting three points, usually based on reaction highs or lows moving from left to right on the chart. As with normal trend lines and channels, the outside trend lines mark potential support and resistance areas. A trend remains in place as long as the Pitchfork channel holds. Reversals occur when prices break out of a Pitchfork channel.

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Note: Same is for the uptrend.

Gann Line
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Gann Line represents a line drawn at the angle of 45 degrees. This line is also called "one to one" (1x1) what means one change of the price within one unit of time.
According to Gann's concept, the line having the slope of forty-five degrees represents a long-term trendline (ascending or descending). While prices are above the ascending line, the market holds bull directions. If prices hold below the descending line, the market is characterized as a bear one. Intersection of Gann Line usually signals of the basic trend break. When prices go down to this line during an ascending trend, time and price become fully balanced. The further intersection of Gann Line is the evidence of breaking of this balance and possible changing the trend.

Note: It is necessary to define two points for building a Gann Line.

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how much do you make and lose?

ADRIAN1991 said:

10 april 2014 :

Meetings :

G20 Meetings

G7 Meetings

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warpedmind said:

how much do you make and lose?

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Hello.
That question really depends on market conditions/behavior.
Overall in 1 month I can get realistic 60%+

Gann Fans
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Gann believed that price moves in certain repeatable patterns based on price and time. In using the angles of the fan, you are looking at areas where prices are likely to turn due to a combination of the two. Since there are cycles, a trend that is approaching the end of that cycle should turn at a predictable point. That point is the intersection of a fan.

Note: Gann has established 9 basic angles as follow :

1X8 - 82.5 degree
1X4 - 75 degree
1X3 - 71.35 degree
1X2 - 63.75 degree
1X1 - 45 degree (main line)
2X1 - 26.25 degree
3X1 - 18.75 degree
4X1 - 15 degree
8X1 - 7.5 degree

The 1X1 ray is the support line when the trend is up. If the price fall bellow the 1X1 line that means a reversal (trend return)
In conclusion if one ray is broken, price consolidation is expected to occur to the next line.

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thanks for these group andrain, i will add you

telim2 said:

thanks for these group andrain, i will add you

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No problem buddy.
Anytime.

M8 I will add you today if group is still active