this is a question..... a thought..... a wonder..... not trading advice.....
will explain in depth but for start assume,
if, today's sma(50) is lower than yesterdays..... and we count that as a red 1.....
if, tomorrow's sma(50) is lower than today's.... and we count that as a red 2......
if at any point the sma(50) closes above it's prior value, we would count that as a lime(1).....
but assume that sma(50) falls for 14 days..... so we now have a red 14......
tomorrow can only be a red 15 or a lime 1...... which will it be...... can you tell......
is knowing which it will be of any value to us.....
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in the chart below, the gbpjpy along with some numbers are in the brown rectangle..... none of the numbers relate to the sma(50) but the question is the same......
there is a red 14...... what will tomorrow's number most likely be......
equally important, did your answer change......h
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will explain in depth but for start assume,
if, today's sma(50) is lower than yesterdays..... and we count that as a red 1.....
if, tomorrow's sma(50) is lower than today's.... and we count that as a red 2......
if at any point the sma(50) closes above it's prior value, we would count that as a lime(1).....
but assume that sma(50) falls for 14 days..... so we now have a red 14......
tomorrow can only be a red 15 or a lime 1...... which will it be...... can you tell......
is knowing which it will be of any value to us.....
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in the chart below, the gbpjpy along with some numbers are in the brown rectangle..... none of the numbers relate to the sma(50) but the question is the same......
there is a red 14...... what will tomorrow's number most likely be......
equally important, did your answer change......h
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