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- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
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Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Dominancy Envelopes help you to identify Dominant Waves
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
we can then infer that we are now in a Pause Zone before going up when the 3 CMA's will have made their Lows
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Following Hurst demonstrations and reasonings, this chart shows the Flip Points Levels of each CMA's having generated the Focal Point FP3, which is located in the middle of the Down Move and confirm s the present Price Low is a strong Nest of Lows. ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• Fortuitously, the FLD break simultaneously identifies the location of the wave trough and itself marks **the half-way point **in the price move from trough to crest. • As you know, the price at the trough is taken to be the price low associated ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Thus the point at which price means cross the FLD line will generally be in between grid lines. You have observed this in your dealings with FLD breaks in past analyses.) • From the foregoing paragraphs, it can be seen that what we are really doing ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• From this reasoning, it follows that as long as price means are below the FLD line, the Moving Average (1/4 cycle in the past) is falling. Also, whenever price means are above the FLD line, the Moving Average is rising. • Therefore, when price ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• If a future price mean falls right on the line, it will be exactly the same as the price mean that is subtracted from the left end of the previous day's span sum. The new span sum will therefore be equal to the previous day's span sum, and the new ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Take your pencil and straightedge and connect these 5 points in sequence with short straight lines. The resulting FLD line marks the boundary between those future price means that will produce a smaller span sum than that of the previous day and ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• The point is shown plotted on grid line 37 in figure 9-3. It is too far above today's mean price for you to have much expectation that tomorrow's mean price will turn out to be that high. Therefore, you might decide to plot similar points for the ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• Now, if you go back 12 days (from today, grid line 36), find the mean price for the day, and then plot that price as a point on tomorrow's grid line, you have marked the tomorrow's mean price that if exceeded would result in a reversal of the rate ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• However, you do know that if the trough of the Moving Average is at grid line 30 (its last available data point), then the sum of tomorrow's span of price means will have to be greater than the sum of today's span of price means in order to change ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Here we again have an idealized price wave and Moving Average the same as in figure 9-2, but this time the Moving Average has not yet reached its trough. The period of the price wave is 24 days, so the span of the half-span Moving Average is 12 ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
Now, with this concept in mind, look at figure 9-3.
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles
- parisboy replied Nov 19, 2024
• If the price mean added to the right end is exactly the same as the price mean subtracted from the left end, the new sum will be exactly the same as the previous sum and there will be no change in the Moving Average price. • If the price mean ...
Analysis and Trading based on Envelopes, Waves, Cycles