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so here is the formulae of the calculations and still standing i will be glad if somebody could right an indicator for it . this are levels which the market obeys everyday.
 
1.
let obtain previous weekly and daily data:high, low, and close.
i will use the recent data example for all my illustrations, using alpari uk. i think we could also compile it on our excel suppose one don't
understand my excel worksheet.
2. last weekly yesterday daily
H-1.43237, L-1.39689, C-1.43165 H-1.44579, L-1.43073, C-1.43294
3. then we add up both weeekly and daily data according to their group. i mean (weekly high + daily high), (weekly low +daily low), and
(weekly close + daily close). and we obtain the following mean data below:
HIGH-----1.43908, LOW-----------1.41381 CLOSE--------------1.43229
4. the next step is to find the following percentage(%) of the range---15/100, 25/100, 50/100, 75/100, 100/100 and 0.382
5. R = (H-L)
6. LEVELS HIGH= C + ®*15/100 etc for 25/100, 50/100,/75/100/, 100/100 and 0.382
LEVEL LOW = C - ®*15/100 etc for 25/100, 50/100,/75/100/, 100/100 and 0.382
7. So from the equation 6 above, we have the following datae
15/100 25/100 50/100 75/100 100/100 0.382
high----1.4361 1.4386 1.4449 1.4512 1.4575 1.4070
low-----1.4285 1.4260 1.4197 1.4133 1.4070 1.3979
8. this are the levels. as of the time am tying this equation 21.24 uk time, todays high so far reach our calculated point which was 1.4512
equivalent to 75%. from experience, once it break 100/100, it confirm establish trend or continuation of the trend. anytime market goes a
gainst us aove 50% at least , never add to the loosing trade. i also advise, our our to be set to 25% low and take profit @ 15% high and
vice versa. this levels works very well in the morning befor european section.
9. now we have to move further to stoploss and profit
stoploss = RANGE * 15/100 PROFIT = RANGE * 25/100
from the data above, then we have stoploss = 39.8 and profit = 63.80
this i see working like a magic. this are the objective stoploss and profit base on the above data calculated.
10. the next formular now is to calculate a daily breakout. the following calculation is used.
HIGH = ( ((CLOSE + (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*25/100) + (CLOSE + (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*0.382) )/2
LOW = ( ((CLOSE - (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*25/100) + (CLOSE - (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*0.382) )/2
from the data above we have HIGH = 1.4377 LOW = 1.4282
from my experience, any time market break throu any of the above, it confirms the market direction. i can say this works like magic. i thin
k this will help those who do not now the direction of the market for th day. on rare occassion if it the market forms above this levels will
it retrace back; in which case, it use our systems or technical indicators to confirms further trend.
11. the next formular now is to calculate a weekly breakout. the following calculation is used.
HIGH = ( ((CLOSE + (LAST WEEK RANGE)*25/100) + (CLOSE + (LAST WEEK RANGE)*0.382) )/2
LOW = ( ((CLOSE - (LAST WEEK RANGE)*25/100) + (CLOSE - (LAST WEEK RANGE)*0.382) )/2
from the data above we have HIGH = 1.4428 LOW = 1.4204
xperience shows that, in weekly breakout, sometimes, it moves some pips and reverse. so let be careful when using it for the weekly.yet
yet, one can still make some reasonable pips.
11. the next to calculate is daily range and weekly range. how i come to this formular is funny but funny enough, for day trader who trade the
asian market, is a margic. the price percolate this area before it breaks out. the weekly range shows the logistics when one can countertr
end with almost magic accuracy. when the price is in within the weekly range the best trade i could recomment is countertrade. i mean t
rading support/ resistance. here is the formular
DAILY RANGE HIGH = ( ((CLOSE + (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*25/100)) ) + (CLOSE - (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*0.382)/2
DAILY RANGE LOW = ( ((CLOSE - (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*25/100)) ) + (CLOSE + (YESTERDAY DAILY RANGE)*0.382)/2
WEEKLY RANGE HIGH = ( ((CLOSE + (LAST WEEK RANGE)*25/100)) ) + (CLOSE - (LAST WEEK RANGE)*0.382)/2
WEEKLY RANGE LOW = ( ((CLOSE - (LAST WEEK)*25/100)) ) + (CLOSE + (LAST WEEK RANGE)*0.382)/2
from the above data, we have
daily range HIGH = 1.4333 daily range LOW = 1.4319
WEEKLY range HIGH = 1.4339 WEEKLY range LOW = 1.4293
 
 
this is formulae i used for the excel which i attached. i will be happy to answer any further questions. i will also be glad if somebody could make this indicator before intruders can in and begin to sell it to the public.and if anybody like to make it an indicator for the public to purchase under the name of this forum i will be glad to hear that. i wish u all good luck.

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i have a formular which i would like to make an indicator. i will be glad to share it with this great forum as a seed of love. it is based on mathematical trading which delivers 60-70 win ratio or at least it helps one understand how market moves. i will appreciate if mickymounse or other forum programmer could help to write an indicator.
 
benefit of the formular
1. to predict the next wave lenght
2. area of daily and weekly consolidations and ranges
3. profit taking index
4. daily and weekly breakout
5. were to place other for a trade.
 
it works with all timeframes but i personal use it on 30mins eurusd. i attached here an excel which i have created for it . all we need to do is to put the previous weekly and daily data in it. to calculate wavelenght, just determine high and low which must be above 40pips and calculate the profit index/ likelihood expiration of the wavelengh, if this point is broken, then a breakout has occur which might be subject to major news. but any countertrend trader would really make profit from this.
i have make it easy for us; the two box we need is predictive levels and wavelenght which is sided at the right end. the wavelenght would really help those who trade with icw system. i will be ready to give futher information if request. which all the best
http://www.mediafire.com/?m54x75w7d3lo5yr

i have a formular which i would like to make an indicator. i will be glad to share it with this great forum as a seed of love. it is based on mathematical trading which delivers 60-70 win ratio or at least it helps one understand how market moves. i will appreciate if mickymounse or other forum programmer could help to write an indicator.
 
benefit of the formular
1. to predict the next wave lenght
2. area of daily and weekly consolidations and ranges
3. profit taking index
4. daily and weekly breakout
5. were to place other for a trade.
 
it works with all timeframes but i personal use it on 30mins eurusd. i attached here an excel which i have created for it . all we need to do is to put the previous weekly and daily data in it. to calculate wavelenght, just determine high and low which must be above 40pips and calculate the profit index/ likelihood expiration of the wavelengh, if this point is broken, then a breakout has occur which might be subject to major news. but any countertrend trader would really make profit from this.
i have make it easy for us; the two box we need is predictive levels and wavelenght which is sided at the right end. the wavelenght would really help those who trade with icw system. i will be ready to give futher information if request. which all the best
http://www.mediafire.com/?m54x75w7d3lo5yr

NICE WORK JUICYT. i think i have the original version of the formula and the caution in applying it. by the author from Russia which i translated to English.
 
PREDICTION OF DAYTIME Price Range (DAILY RANGE PROJECTIONS)
In the early eighties I was regularly performed on television in the program of financial news before the opening of the trading day and announced forecasts of price ranges for different markets. The formula below is an improved version of the one I used to calculate the predicted values at the time. This - the fruit of many hours of research, its interpretation is extremely important to determine the short-term price movements.
My research has shown that tomorrow's price range is determined by the interrelation of the closing price of the current day and the opening price of the current day. Between these price points are three possible relations:
1. Today's closing price is less than today's opening price;
2. Today's closing price of today's more than the opening price;
3. Today's closing price is equal to today's opening price.
If you have the attitude 1, then I use the following formula to predict tomorrow's price range:
(The current maximum + minimum + present today's closing price today + minimum) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
If you have the attitude 2, I somewhat alter the formula:
(The current maximum + minimum + today's closing price today + max) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
If you have the relationship 3, then I make the following changes to the formula:
(The current maximum + minimum + today's closing price + today's closing price) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
These values - the starting point for the analysis of price movements the next day. I recommend using these quantities as follows: if the opening price is within the projected price range, then the day trader should expect that resistance level would be to mark the projected maximum, and the level of support - to mark the projected minimum. But, more importantly, if the opening price is outside the projected price range (higher than the projected maximum or below the projected minimum), this means that there was a significant imbalance between supply and demand and short-term trend will continue in the direction of the breakout. In this case, trevdera playing on short-term changes in prices, there are two possibilities:
1. Ignore the projected price range of options for a given day;
2. Adjust the settings range by moving the projected value of the minimum price slightly below the projected maximum price (if there was a break up) or placing the value of the projected maximum slightly above the projected minimum (if there was a break down).
Practical application of this formula still gave enough good results, because it allows you to set realistic parameters for the subsequent evolution of prices of the day. Nevertheless, I can not guarantee that this formula will continue to work as effectively.
 
high-------maximum
low -------minimum

NICE WORK JUICYT. i think i have the original version of the formula and the caution in applying it. by the author from Russia which i translated to English.
 
PREDICTION OF DAYTIME Price Range (DAILY RANGE PROJECTIONS)
In the early eighties I was regularly performed on television in the program of financial news before the opening of the trading day and announced forecasts of price ranges for different markets. The formula below is an improved version of the one I used to calculate the predicted values at the time. This - the fruit of many hours of research, its interpretation is extremely important to determine the short-term price movements.
My research has shown that tomorrow's price range is determined by the interrelation of the closing price of the current day and the opening price of the current day. Between these price points are three possible relations:
1. Today's closing price is less than today's opening price;
2. Today's closing price of today's more than the opening price;
3. Today's closing price is equal to today's opening price.
If you have the attitude 1, then I use the following formula to predict tomorrow's price range:
(The current maximum + minimum + present today's closing price today + minimum) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
If you have the attitude 2, I somewhat alter the formula:
(The current maximum + minimum + today's closing price today + max) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
If you have the relationship 3, then I make the following changes to the formula:
(The current maximum + minimum + today's closing price + today's closing price) / 2 = X
Projected tomorrow max = X - today at least
Projected at least tomorrow = X - currently a maximum
These values - the starting point for the analysis of price movements the next day. I recommend using these quantities as follows: if the opening price is within the projected price range, then the day trader should expect that resistance level would be to mark the projected maximum, and the level of support - to mark the projected minimum. But, more importantly, if the opening price is outside the projected price range (higher than the projected maximum or below the projected minimum), this means that there was a significant imbalance between supply and demand and short-term trend will continue in the direction of the breakout. In this case, trevdera playing on short-term changes in prices, there are two possibilities:
1. Ignore the projected price range of options for a given day;
2. Adjust the settings range by moving the projected value of the minimum price slightly below the projected maximum price (if there was a break up) or placing the value of the projected maximum slightly above the projected minimum (if there was a break down).
Practical application of this formula still gave enough good results, because it allows you to set realistic parameters for the subsequent evolution of prices of the day. Nevertheless, I can not guarantee that this formula will continue to work as effectively.
 
high-------maximum
low -------minimum

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