Master, what is the sign of the end of FLE for you? Is it n color change in KSO?
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581Master, what is the sign of the end of FLE for you? Is it n color change in KSO?
No need for the notion of time frames as fractals are the same regardless of scale. So higher or lower time frames do not provide any additional information not already incorporated in say the 4n window. That is the meaning in implication of trading a fractal. You are trading space in which all fractures carry the same information at the different scales of market view.regit wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 10:01 pm . A higher time frame is checked for direction, then a smaller time frame used to find where a retracement occurs that when it returns to the direction of the larger time frame, can then be used for entering a trade.
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No it is change in fractal patterns n -5n. You need to practice and test that because you need to be sure of amplitude. Not difficult but need practice. May help to use RSi indicator so that a) indicator level = KSO + if fractal patterns change n - 5n b) by practicing this way for 4n or M30 window you can get it and also trade in FLE better. Soon you forget the RSi or T3 Stochastic and just use KSO + fractal patterns.ImpLaNT wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 8:52 pm Master, what is the sign of the end of FLE for you? Is it n color change in KSO?
I mentioned the use of multiple time frames merely as the closest analogy to the multiple fractures that typical traders might understand without any intention of implying any real correspondence between the two. A single price bar on H4 displays little information because details have been encapsulated. However, the 16 bars that comprise that single H4 bar definitely provide more information about that H4 bar. Similarly, the n-9n fractal pattern indicator displays information about this series of fractals, with the smaller changing more often than the larger.Darkdoji wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 10:15 pm No need for the notion of time frames as fractals are the same regardless of scale. So higher or lower time frames do not provide any additional information not already incorporated in say the 4n window. That is the meaning in implication of trading a fractal. You are trading space in which all fractures carry the same information at the different scales of market view.
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Is end of FLE Inverse ON?Darkdoji wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 10:31 pm No it is change in fractal patterns n -5n. You need to practice and test that because you need to be sure of amplitude. Not difficult but need practice. May help to use RSi indicator so that a) indicator level = KSO + if fractal patterns change n - 5n b) by practicing this way for 4n or M30 window you can get it and also trade in FLE better. Soon you forget the RSi or T3 Stochastic and just use KSO + fractal patterns.
SORRY I GAVE WRONG ANSWER: But still valid for start of FLE e.g. my screenshot. But for end it is inverse on. If in bullish FLE end = Low black arrow plus inverse on if in bearish FLE high black arrow plus invers on.
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If you do or do not want to use oscillators directly on the template use snaps to see behaviour at tops and bottoms and the pattern of fractal patterns Icons or context reader.
No a fractal is a complete construct a shape that has one and one intention alone to displace the highest and the lowest points in range following a bijective sequence (of significant points). So yes at the time fractals begin a routine to collapse into the singularity, a spike event had been delivered e.g at high (the turn in history), so the fractals then begin to collapse into the singularity such that they stop just about infinity. The new point established is the pivot at low in this case to trigger inverse flow. It maintains a certain topological position or weight to assure that the next shape is the same as the last. Of course depending on many factors, but mainly whether the fracture is contracting or expanding the shape locally and or globally. Now the point you need is this the high is left hand (history) the low is right (the right now). The equation says the next point depends only on the point now. So the point in history is assumed in the point now. Therefore Orbit reads that through a pattern change. This is why we read that via pattern - the only variable that changed at the time when everything else was fixed in space. This gives exact timing. I hope this provides a good picture of what we are talking about.regit wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 11:20 pm Is end of FLE Inverse ON?
No it is change in fractal patterns n -5n.
SORRY I GAVE WRONG ANSWER: But still valid for start of FLE
This causes me a bit of confusion. From the conversation, the start of an FLE has different conditions than the end of an FLE. Intuitively, I would expect that the end of FLE also marks the start of FLE in the opposite direction. However, the fact that you stated the FLE start is signaled by change in fractal patterns n-5n indicates that after an FLE ends, a new FLE does not immediately begin, because more fractals are required to change, and it is not likely that all of the required changes will be in place at the time that the FLE end is signaled.
Yes I am inclined to agree with you somewhat really and yes the 9n bar fluctuates vertically per current bar. But bars are a convenience for representing the path of a single point. Bars do not depict the actual bounded space within which the singularity expresses and do not show the activity we track that clearly (so you must visualize a lot). But all partitions receive current information at the same time and to the same amount across the feed. This is because we are dealing with a singularity that is simultaneously present across all the market time dimensions by which the market is viewed. So sure we may desire to see in size certain perspectives but that is by historical review and in terms of what is going on now all fractures are equally informed as parts of a whole. Which means partitioned fractals contain exactly the same information at all times regardless of scale. True that the horizontal expression of the fractures in partitions to the left of 9n are all useful to our sense of how the market is scaling and in that sense provide information only in terms of lacunarity or the "density" of fractures. But for price unlike cabbages, lacunarity is composed mainly of history (and yes by box counting methods we could look at this for learning the pattern), but they present no information about the current path outside that static view of pattern. Because we are dealing with a singularity that is true across all dimensions of market time at any time, the information contained in all partitions is the same and instantaneously so. But you are right to think of them as giving useful information in analysis (historical analysis for learning the pattern), since the wider the area the more granular the pattern. But for trading no such luck. All partitions from n - 9n hold the same exact information and to exactly the same amount.regit wrote: Thu Mar 23, 2023 11:10 pm I mentioned the use of multiple time frames merely as the closest analogy to the multiple fractures that typical traders might understand without any intention of implying any real correspondence between the two. A single price bar on H4 displays little information because details have been encapsulated. However, the 16 bars that comprise that single H4 bar definitely provide more information about that H4 bar. Similarly, the n-9n fractal pattern indicator displays information about this series of fractals, with the smaller changing more often than the larger.
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