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  1. #21
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    a couple of friends from work and I were discussing 3D charting and this is exactly what we came up with.

    Most of us know exactly what a candle looks like. It has low close, but it does not show you for the candle stayed at a price. So what we came up with is the z axis would show a currency stayed at a particular price within a candle or just how many ticks occured at a particular price within a candle. This is exactly what it'd look like:

    ...
    I think it would make more sense as a topographical 3d map. It would be easier to read at least. Otherwise, I agree with the assumption.

    Something similar to this:

  2. #22
    There is another opinion in time and that is the concept voiced by Peter Steidlmayer market profiling and now employed by CBOT.

    His Period Price leads to his Point of Control price. As price discovery proceeds factors of control finally coalesce in a set of mega stage of control, which may be built up over months.

    Http://www.inf.ethz.ch/personal/gut/...t_800_600.html demonstrates how if the invisble hand tosses a price to various heirachy of blockers ie interpreters, then a skewed normal distribution emerges from God's price.

    The purpose is to guess this price and then evaluate the guess via viewing time at price periods.

    I have always come up against a brick wall in closing the loop with this method throughout the previous 7 decades. But s current 46/53 theory allows some progression on growing Steidlymayer as an interesting predictor to attempt to find central bankers invisble price.

  3. #23
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    There is yet another opinion in time and that is the concept expressed by Peter Steidlmayer market profiling and currently employed by CBOT.

    His Period at Price leads to his Point of Control price. As price discovery continues several points of control eventually coalesce at some...
    Hey look, it's been a year since I removed from this thread. coolio.

    Market Profile is something I played around with quite a bit a few years ago. I liked the general notion of applying supply version that was standard is curved by the bell. I wound up creating an whole system around the notion and actually killed it regarding nailing every little nook and cranny. That system I made had time aspects that, while not always spot on, were sufficient to get me thinking and on the road to finding out if time can be used as an indior. Though I haven't used that system in years market profile reminds me.

  4. #24
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    I think that it could make more sense as a topographical 3d map. It would be more easy to read at least. Otherwise, I agree with the premise.

    Something similar to this:
    I had actually built something similar to that using data from multiple time frames. It was cool to check at, but it did yield anything useful at the moment. On the other hand, the idea of numbers across the time frames was a massive benefit and made me a lot of pips. But graphically, it was just a cool picture rather than the most easy to form conclusions from.

  5. #25
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Really price waves evolve in 3D (it could be observed much easier by setting up a Gann Grid). There's an additional movement which is spinning: the 3D scene seen from a single angle, or is not static. It has to be permanently adjusted to keep viewing the 3D relationship and rotates. Most indiors are static (trendlines by way of instance ) and also make it difficult to follow the evolution of the prices in their path. Perhaps the COG? Personally, I use Andrew's Pitchforks that I keep on adjusting since the price rotates.
    Yes! ! This past year, I missed this post.

  6. #26
    I've added the fib time instrument to usd cad. It resembles that the extension and parity could coincide.

    Complete newb in this manner of trading, but is your time tool applied correctly. I took it ?

    Due to the psych no, and it coming the 8th extension, we'd be taking a look at a reversal trade?

    If a reversal comes ahead of the time line is reached, do you assume a follow through? (I'm considering what happend in the 5th extension, follow through failed).


    (discount the transaction revealing. Predicated on trendline bounce)

  7. #27
    also, would you'force fit' the fib time. I extended is indeed that 5 and 8 match reversal points. It'd make 12.30pm on the 7th of April 2010 a very auspicious moment

  8. #28
    Nice. The mt4 fib time tool a little and I've played around, but never could find anything to adhere to create a method.

    Among those things to keep in mind is the clean area on the chart to the best of price will be on a different time scale than the price populated part of the chart. So it put a real time stamp and doesn't do any marker. You have to wait for price to accomplish that point and allow the chart scaling work itself out. And of course weekends. What I will do is workout projections elsewhere and then either manually or through script, draw in vertical lines with a time stamp. They'll look weird but as price reaches them or moves them, it all scales up.

  9. #29
    Quote Originally Posted by ;
    Otherwise I would just go play poker with my money.
    A game that may yield profits too.

  10. #30
    Anyone ever Believed Price and Time as an ERM (Entity Relationship Model)?

    A Price can occur on many trademarks and Times. You can have EUR/USD at 1.3323 multiple occasions throughout the day but for each unique moment there is only one price. Does that mean that you only need to analyse time and receive the price together with it?

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