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{quote} Hi Kwt, First lol. Back to the monitor (I actually worked in the PC game in the 80s & 90's even the amber & green terminals hahaa) What type of monitor were you using back then about 10 years ago, a CRT monitor (tube) or newer style LCD. Honestly I spent a lot of time checking on this for myself, but in the end each to their own for sure. https://image.ca/best-colors-for-com...creen-on-eyes/ 2. Best Colors and Combinations for a Computer Screen to Use on Eyes It’s also important to pay attention to the computer screen color...

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{quote} Hi again Kwt, Sorry to labour on this point. I did read where you said they were fixed points. But please have a look again at the first chart from your post above. You have delineated Yellow Lines based on the text on the chart at High 137.500 and Low at 125.000 I understand those numbers are fixed but why did you choose the 137.500 & 125.000 at that spot on the chart to put in the 0/8 and 8/8 is my question . all the best Pete

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{quote} Hi TimeTells, I did not choose the levels, they are the Natural Price Levels when dividing 100 . here is the same levels in weekly charts {image} when you divide the current 100 (100-200) , you will get the natural 1/8th's , current price of UJ is in the range between 2/8(125) and 3/8(137.5) cheers,

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{quote} On this chart I notice you do not have the MMmaths 0/8 and 8/8, and I do understand the fixed levels maths divisions Now, if you were to have MMaths Lines on THIS chart, where would you put the 0/8 and 8/8, I guess is what I'm thinking. If you don't use the MMaths Lines then I understand (but would still wonder why you placed them on the first chart before for me) EDIT lol now I see them, they are so small hahaa. So you have revolving/rotating 0/8 and 8/8 all up and down the chart. I've got it now, cheers and you use them as price...

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Hi TimeTells,
thank you for proving my point on MM confusion ok, back to H4 with more details, using major 1/8's + minor 1/8's + 1/8's of minor(you end up with size 19.53 for each 1/8th) , also using smaller period in MM {image} the reason I used MM in the first chart is to prove that MM calculations are based on the original GANN NPL, that's all. no matter what period you use in MM, small or big, it will always reflect the correct levels if using GANN NPL by it's self but without confusing the trader....

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{quote} Hi TimeTells, thank you for proving my point on MM confusion ok, back to H4 with more details, using major 1/8's + minor 1/8's + 1/8's of minor(you end up with size 19.53 for each 1/8th) , also using smaller period in MM {image} the reason I used MM in the first chart is to prove that MM calculations are based on the original GANN NPL, that's all. no matter what period you use in MM, small or big, it will always reflect the correct levels if using GANN NPL by it's self but without confusing the trader. with these facts, the trader...

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{quote} Hi Kwt, Yes you have explained it very well. Far better imho than Murrey himself, if I may say so. So in my mind now for Murrey to Label the level [2/8] for example with such a broad brush stroke as Pivot Buy (Reverse) is what I think has confused so many users of MMaths over the years. As that in essence IS defeated as a purely Reverse Signal by virtue of the fact that there are, as I now understand, other [2/8]’s BOTH above and below the current [2/8] on any screen or timeframe. Price could go either way, up or down, as price often does....

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{quote} Thank you for helping me out as Timetells says you explained it much better than Murrey so what chance would I have Just one point The Octave sizes could be calculated on what Risk Reward suits your account think your posts close the Gann Murrey conversation you either get it or you don't {image} {image}

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update Choose you Zone to go to Battle in ? {image}

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{quote} The MMmath Indi therefore cannot really help me more than any other Indi in a situation outside of normal probabilities. Which I do understand and is how I would utilise any Indis. By Probability. Cheers. Thank you again.

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A picture tells a thousand words I hope ps Once grid created it can last for a very long time without any alteration {image} {image} {image} {image} {image} {image} {image}

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A picture tells a thousand words I hope ps Once grid created it can last for a very long time without any alteration {image} {image} {image} {image} {image} {image} {image}

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{quote} Dave, the picture tells me lots of lines that's it. It's really hard on the eyes all of the lines. If it works for you embrace it. All the best.

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As and again only to me, it is WHAT HAPPENS at the line that is most important NOT that the line exists. Each to their own of course. Here's the GJ chart from the past few days with just some of the lines I might look at at myself. (I also use indi's as well on a few templates for a structural viewpoint & then just my own style of probability assessment) LINES, are THEY important Or is it the Trader themselves (yes, YOU) who are utilising the Lines that is most important. . {image}

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