In Conic Agebra there is something called the "slope intercept" . A quantified slope is printed through time with potential intercepts attempting in that same space to intercept or pierce the slope - a trend reversal. One of several problems with a slope intercept is it can be argued accompanying conditions apply and or buffers/ratios must entertain the condition in either direction. This chart affords some of those premise. https://schrts.co/IvNTjWcP This chart also demonstrates a lack of technical synchronicity. The latest slope data points are what I posted. Sometimes a trader friend will respond to the presentation.
"Uh. Which way did he go", said the buzzard. I'm not trading right now. The war and our moving from the boat to the house for summer are frequent thoughts of the while. That, and a meeting at the farm are coming up.
In Conic Agebra there is something called the "slope intercept" . A quantified slope is printed through time with potential intercepts attempting in that same space to intercept or pierce the slope - a trend reversal. One of several problems with a slope intercept is it can be argued accompanying conditions apply and or buffers/ratios must entertain the condition in either direction. This chart affords some of those premise. https://schrts.co/IvNTjWcP This chart also demonstrates a lack of technical synchronicity. The latest slope data points are what I posted. Sometimes a trader friend will respond to the presentation.
"Uh. Which way did he go", said the buzzard. I'm not trading right now. The war and our moving from the boat to the house for summer are frequent thoughts of the while. That, and a meeting at the farm are coming up.