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Introduction Every linear regression channel on a chart shares one hidden assumption: that all the bars in the window deserve the same say in where the line goes. ...
Introduction The Initial Balance is the high and the low of the first part of the session — classically the first hour. It is one of the oldest ideas in market ...
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Introduction Every liquidity tool on the market draws the same thing: a swing high gets taken out, a marker appears. The problem is that the marker appears whether or ...
Introduction Every band indicator makes the same two assumptions, and both of them are usually wrong. The first is that volatility is symmetric: a standard deviation ...
Introduction Horizontal levels are the oldest tool on a chart and the least portable one. A round number, a pivot, a fixed percentage band — they all describe the ...
1. Introduction Every harmonic pattern indicator has the same limitation baked in: somebody else decided which patterns exist. You get Gartley, Bat, Butterfly and Crab ...
I am happy to share the code and I hope that is can be useful to others. This is a simple code to be able to show both Session Open Price horizontal lines, and also ...
1. Introduction The classic MACD subtracts one exponential average from another. Both averages have a fixed speed, decided once when you set the lengths, and they keep ...
The opening range is the oldest idea in intraday trading: whatever the market does in the first minutes of the session tends to define the boundaries of the day. Break ...
Introduction Every trader who has ever drawn an arrow on a chart has asked the same two questions right after it: where do I take profit, and where do I get out? Most ...
Introduction Most Smart Money Concepts indicators try to draw everything at once: order blocks, fair value gaps, liquidity sweeps, internal and external structure, ...
Introduction A classic volume profile slices the chart into horizontal price levels and asks how much volume traded at each one. That works beautifully in a range and ...
Introduction A wedge is one of those patterns everybody recognises on a printed chart and almost nobody can define. Two lines that get closer. Fine — but how much ...
1. Introduction Before taking a position it is worth asking a blunt question: if I buy here and hold for N bars, what is that trade worth on average? Not what the last ...
Introduction Every moving average starts with a decision nobody ever revisits: which price do we feed it? Almost always close, out of habit rather than analysis. Yet ...
Introduction Most Elliott Wave indicators work backwards. They scan the finished chart, find the labelling that best fits the rules, and print it. The count looks ...
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