FOREX - Trends, Forecasts and Implications (Episode 18: August 2012) - page 448
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1 January 1970 )))
It is a point of reference, but not a fulcrum. My understanding, having read sleepless nights trying to understand the grandfather, is that any extreme is a fulcrum for the proverbial vibrations, but its impact is directly proportional to its extremity, and inversely proportional to its lifetime... something like this.
Try the square of time )))
I was wondering where the peelings went ))))))
Is this index only for the euro or can it be used to track other dollar pairs as well?
Yes, you can.
super )))))))))))))))))
Try the time square ))))
Tried it once.
Try the time square ))))
as at 4 o'clock we go from the top line of the channel, looking down on the hour...it's as simple as that...
It's not a channel, it's a wedge.
I tried it once.
And I use the square of time, only I quantise it, i.e. I don't treat it as a scalar of seconds, minutes etc. ))) And I take the ratio of energy values of neighbouring bars as a unit of time )))) Like atomic clocks, which use the natural vibrations of atoms and molecules ))))
And I use the square of time, only I quantise it, i.e. I don't treat it as a scalar of seconds, minutes, etc. ))) And I take the ratio of energy values of neighbouring bars as a unit of time )))) Well roughly like atomic clocks, which use the natural vibrations of atoms and molecules )))
thoughtful....creative...
And I use the square of time, only I quantise it, i.e. I don't treat it as a scalar of seconds, minutes, etc. ))) And I take the ratio of energy values of neighbouring bars as a unit of time )))) Well roughly like atomic clocks, which use the natural vibrations of atoms and molecules )))
yep... that's who smoked my watermelon ))))))))