YOU HAVE TO EXPAND THE SCALE ON THE RIGHT TO MAKE THE CHART/RESISTANCE LOOK THE WAY IT'S SUPPOSED TO...@Tradingview continues to be weird with spirals/circles...they shift from where they are when i publish the chart, when i post the chart...when you play with the scale, expand and/or pinch, the shapes should automatically revert to where i drew them, with my...
added some levels and tweaked placement, these belong at the first two of three bottoms not sure where bottom will be or if we'll even go down more...2.718 (euler's number) is important supposedly (i think of it as inverse phi..phi is infinite outward growth and euler is infinite inward growth) and we're there now...but we wicked to the 4.236 so maybe that?...
disclaimer: NFA, i'm noob, i make this stuff up as i go. you should play too but always be humble and use stop loss and remember "this market.........is volatile" to quote bitboy 1. scale chart properly (this is 100:1; that means every $100 = 1 time unit which is 15 min here). this is important, and lock the scale when you find one you like bc if you adjust it,...
obvi not financial advice (are you HIGH??), just been posting sketches here mostly bc i need the help keeping track of them lol just eyeballed the top circle here, thinking i should disregard wicks (which is what i usually do when i draw regular fibs/i make them so the wicks are 1.09 or 1.128), then when i clicked my 'square roots' template, saw .707 (square root...
Take a recent significant high or low price. Then find a square root calculator and receive the square root. Then square that number again. Finally, go to settings - scale - and select "lock to scale" to insert the final number. For this case, it came to 8.13, and so the chart has been locked in with that scale and set to the 4-hour.
The Square Root set-up appears in large cap stocks that underwent capitulation. Because large caps are heavily traded, the high liquidity reduces sharp movements. This set-up is best for position trading and usually is a sweet spot for establishing a core position on a stock that potentially has long runway for an uptrend. Tailwinds: There are reasons to be...
Ohhhhh i calculated the square root functions and sqrt 5 is 87 sqrt 6 is 94. so those are the long targets before a complete square out
this was a quick look at the usdjpy, as always using quare root to find the reversals. can reverse about half way.
So yes, BTC is apparently bullisher than I thought, at least short-term, because longterm I'm always a BTC uber bull :) But short-term, I had several reasons to think that a weekly capitulation bar was very likely: 1. Too much bullishness and optimism (contrarian indicator) 2. Number of daily transactions still below ATH (although now finally approaching ATH...
I noticed a crazy convergence of extremeley important supports, at a price range, that I think, will be the strongest support in this bearmarket. The first support being the weekly MA300. The second support being the longterm squareroot function trendline. The third support being the line connecting the 2013 ATH with the China dip. The last one comes from an...
The square root Fibo extension looking good as support still :) fingers crossed.