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While there are many price/time trading methods that do require a properly scaled chart in order to yield accurate results, there are many that do not. Each and every chart, irregardless of its scaling, has its own inherent geometry no matter how skewed the price axis may be from the time axis. Certain price/time projections made on such charts will still yield accurate results because the price/time distortions are uniformly distrubuted throughout the chart. So any angles or lines drawn upon such a chart will also conform to the distortions and work despite the imperfect price/time scaling.
 
The works of Larry Pesavento and Scott Carney are probably the simplest places to start in terms of finding geometrical methods of trading that do not require specific chart scaling while still yielding accurate and workable entry and exit targets. From there one can then move on to the works of guys like Michael Jenkins or Alexander Goulden who teach some more advanced geometrical tools that still do not require specific chart scaling. But if practical and workable exit targets are your main concern, I'd start with Pesavento and Carney. Good Luck!

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Take an intraday EurUsd or GbpUsd chart and draw horizontal lines at the 00, 20, 50 and 80 levels and see if you don't nail support and resistance levels every bit as accurately as this gentleman does. If one level is breached ( to the upside or downside) expect price to go to the next level. It looks like he starts scaling in a few pips above these levels for buys and below them for shorts.

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Everyone dreams of straight-line-to-the-north equity curves with little or no drawdowns but its just not a reality of trading. The good news is that it does'nt need to be a reality in order to be a successful trader. I've seen studies from reputable sources that show that most successful traders spend in the neighborhood of 75% of their time in some form of drawdown from an equity peak. So you are only looking at feeling good about your equity curve somewhere around 25% of the time. But do you want to make money or feel good? Making money as a trader involves becoming comfortable with being uncomfortable. Probably not what most of us want to hear, but the sooner we come to grips with this fact, the sooner we can move towards consistent profitablity as traders. To really drive this point home I recommend Michael Covels book "TrendFollowing". It's very enlightening and sobering to see how guys who have been making staggering sums of money for many years now regularly find themselves with drawdowns in the 30% to 40% range. It's the ability to stomach these occurences and still maintain the discipline to execute their systems flawlessly that lead to them inevitably finding their way to new equity highs. It's always best to embrace realities instead of chasing pipe-dreams.

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The works of Larry Pesavento and Scott Carney are probably the simplest places to start in terms of finding geometrical methods of trading that do not require specific chart scaling while still yielding accurate and workable entry and exit targets. From there one can then move on to the works of guys like Michael Jenkins or Alexander Goulden who teach some more advanced geometrical tools that still do not require specific chart scaling. But if practical and workable exit targets are your main concern, I'd start with Pesavento and Carney. Good Luck!

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