Market Structure: Speed and Slope on Multiple Timeframes

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In this selection, there is a showing of the use of angles to measure the passage of time and price.

In the first chart, the 30 minute chart, there is 40 units of time, and 40 units of price. The angle that is correspondent with this ratio spans to the end of the enclosed trend.

In the next chart, the four minute chart, there is 40 units of time and 40 units of price. The angle that corresponds to this ratio spans only to the end of the first trend.
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However, the 8x1 angle stretches to the end of the full segment.

By these examples, the concept of speed is meant to be shown. In each corresponding timeframe, there is a speed. For the daily chart, the speed is one day. On the five minute chart, the speed is five minutes, so in making forecasts, predictions, trendlines, and others, consider the speed.


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Bill Williams - Trading Chaos, New Trading Dimensions, Trading Chaos 2nd Edition

J.M. Hurst - The Profit Magic of Stock Transaction Timing, Cyclic Analysis: A Dynamic Approach

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