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r these based out of 1d chart observations?I'm going to edit this as I add more but here's the list
long: vrtx, zlab, nine(risky), ebs if you can get it below 4% up,
r these based out of 1d chart observations?I'm going to edit this as I add more but here's the list
long: vrtx, zlab, nine(risky), ebs if you can get it below 4% up,
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look in the search bar there are previous threads I made explaining it.Hi, I cant seem to find any information on how to use the truedepth study. Can anyone explain how to use that indicator? Thanks!
Yeah, I tried. Apparently there is a person named “TrueDepth.” Also, I’m assuming the light grey lines are the true depth?look in the search bar there are previous threads I made explaining it.
In one of the versions the truedepth is the grey lines yes. Essentially what it does it plot the high or low of the day to the next day. Then you can trade based on price breaks of this line. If the length is longer then one then the truedepth will remain at a value until price breaks through or below it. At that point the truedepth will adjust until it is broken again. It is difficult to explain that is why I was hoping you could find a thread.Yeah, I tried. Apparently there is a person named “TrueDepth.” Also, I’m assuming the light grey lines are the true depth?
We gave a list out at 2 if you want to check it out. TGT was on there.CALLS: ABBV, KR, TGT(We missed TGT from last week), DISH(not a perfect call but may want to fill some gaps), PAYC (I scan and get a signal but no arrow appears on that one, it looks okay to scalp I think).
This is my 2 cents.GL
You just doing front weeklies as well?CALLS: ABBV, KR, TGT(We missed TGT from last week), DISH(not a perfect call but may want to fill some gaps), PAYC (I scan and get a signal but no arrow appears on that one, it looks okay to scalp I think).
This is my 2 cents.GL
Sorry! I did not pay attention.We gave a list out at 2 if you want to check it out. TGT was on there.
Im scanning early morning and after/before market closeYou just doing front weeklies as well?
Can I check out that script? It seems like something cool to test.
Hey @YungTraderFromMontana, I like your style. I've been playing with your indicators and scanner and found SDGR in the trawl. Using your chart with my local Hurst approximation script I have the following figure. Purple is antipersistency and green is strong persistency. Dark blue is random walk or i.i.d. The same information is shown in the grey-blue plot where more saturated == longer length. So gray is wildly moving but the cyans and blues are more calm, but they occasionally converge. Descent downwards in these plots means low H.
Strong H values across timescales is an interesting time to look at a stock.
I just thought it was fun because SDGR is so young a stock that the Hurst Exponent's longer timescales aren't populated yet, and I felt here was a good spot to post because I've been rifling through @YungTraderFromMontana 's groovy stuff in part to get here. Hope you thought it was neat (and pretty) like I did.
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