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Friday, 08/24/2018 3:09:06 PM

Friday, August 24, 2018 3:09:06 PM

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I am familiar with them, and the charting methods used to identify supply zones and demand zones using the 5 minute chart, but my understanding is these are more for day trading. If I was trying to optimize and make the most efficient exchange from one ETF to the other ETF on a 6 day/10 day cross over day, this might be exactly what to use. But I'm just not able to spend that much time in front of a screen the day of the cross over. My desired time frame is days, not minutes.

If you know of something that might work, then by all means yes lets try that too. Maybe apply it to today's chart for a quick test?
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