Nah mate ,, 2 hour 200 is a 400 on a hourly chart ,, you would double it for the 1 hour chart on 4 hour it would be 100 you would cut it in half for the 4 hour chart ,,,,,,,,a 50 on a 4 hour chart is the same as hour chart 200 ,,,,,, which cut in half would be 100 on a 2 hour chart one can get so many averages on a chart as in anything else tht to just glance at a chart one aint got a fcking clue what the hell is going on ,,,, remember its buying or selling tht makes a mkt move ,,, nothing else ,, only a few tht really really matter ,, then its up to a HORIZONTAL level and what the theme of the day is who done what from where and how far away or too one of them horizontal level ,, and what pattern may be in the makings
The 200 on monthly weekly and daily ,, the big 3 ,,,,,,, watched like a hawk by any worth their salt managing money ,,just the way it has always been ,, the way it will always be ,, the next tht mean something happens to be a 4 hour 200 which happens to be a rough monthly price average
Day to day activity ,,, as price patterns are built from smaller previous high and lows or smaller horizontal levels between the big averages etc etc ,, getting into the weekly number shit weekly pivots and such is a m30 200
Hourly 200 is real close as to what a 10 day moving average is which is a 60 on a 4 hour chart ,,, understand and know what you are looking at when you look at an average 
The 200 on monthly weekly and daily ,, the big 3 ,,,,,,, watched like a hawk by any worth their salt managing money ,,just the way it has always been ,, the way it will always be ,, the next tht mean something happens to be a 4 hour 200 which happens to be a rough monthly price average
Day to day activity ,,, as price patterns are built from smaller previous high and lows or smaller horizontal levels between the big averages etc etc ,, getting into the weekly number shit weekly pivots and such is a m30 200
Hourly 200 is real close as to what a 10 day moving average is which is a 60 on a 4 hour chart ,,, understand and know what you are looking at when you look at an average
