There are many Support/Resistance & Supply/Demand indicators that you may want to try. I have tried them all. I draw all of these manually.@METAL - This is a good explanation but wanted to understand how do you get these GREEN DOTTED levels for each ticker. Is there a automated way to plot them?
I created it with AI. We are testing it at the moment. So far it is working well.@METAL ... what is this Metals_std_heiken_oscillator ... is it paid one (if so ignore)... n how r u using it...
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He already said those are his support/resistance lines right hereMetal, There are some red and green dashes lines that you place manually, what criteria do you use to choose those levels? Thanks for sharing your strategy.
I think they are the support and resistance levels he draw manually...@METAL - This is a good explanation but wanted to understand how do you get these GREEN DOTTED levels for each ticker. Is there a automated way to plot them?
I use the same exact entries for the SM Acct as I do for my LG Acct. Same strategy!@METAL, thanks for all your work and thanks for all your shares! This indicator and your methods has brought me success. I too have a small account. Can you post some screenshots of your small account and the strategy? I assume it is different from your large account.
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