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spencerdavis2000
I think this is great. I tried to put speed resistance lines on but I think I have a newer Tradestation platform which I don't think has it. Maybe I should download the legacy version. Do they work intraday as well ?
Optimus
Thank you, Peter. Thank you for introducing us to these nifty lines. Amazing!
Please help, I can't sit through the normal speed.
adwhartonmd232
Peter
I agree with Danizh53
Please re activate the choice of increasing the speed of option to 2X
Normal speed too slow
Thanks
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benjamintang713642
Wonderful findings from the VIX trend line analyses and the Speed Resistance Line convergence. Classical technical analysis is amazing...if used in the right hand. The Speed Resistance Line findings are in keeping with the known mathematics of Fibonacci relationship in stock price movements - prices moves in proportions of a third (1, 3, 5...or 38.2%, 61.8%, 1.618%). Everything seems to come together now. Thank you Peter!
kasparbredahl2595
spencerdavis2000 said:
I think this is great. I tried to put speed resistance lines on but I think I have a newer Tradestation platform which I don't think has it. Maybe I should download the legacy version. Do they work intraday as well ?
Maybe you can just use Fibonacci fan and change the numbers to speed resistance lines.
27511033875
Please, Pete, keep boring me; this update was fantastic!!
jshemanski49196
Peter, please clarify where the 1% stop above the SRL is for the NDX, as looks like we are approaching it.
Please help, I can't sit through the normal speed.
Is that still the case, Danizh, or have they appeared now. I see the options now...
Peter Eliades
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kasparbredahl2595 said:
spencerdavis2000 said:
I think this is great. I tried to put speed resistance lines on but I think I have a newer Tradestation platform which I don't think has it. Maybe I should download the legacy version. Do they work intraday as well ?
Maybe you can just use Fibonacci fan and change the numbers to speed resistance lines.
That's exactly the way to do it!! Right click on blank part of chart, choose drawing, then go to Fibonacci fan and put in the 1/3, 2/3 inputs...
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I think this is great. I tried to put speed resistance lines on but I think I have a newer Tradestation platform which I don't think has it. Maybe I should download the legacy version. Do they work intraday as well ?
Thank you, Peter. Thank you for introducing us to these nifty lines. Amazing!
Hi Peter, the playback speed option isn't appearing: https://i.imgur.com/Q7jDNAL.png
Please help, I can't sit through the normal speed.
Peter I agree with Danizh53 Please re activate the choice of increasing the speed of option to 2X Normal speed too slow Thanks
Last updated
Wonderful findings from the VIX trend line analyses and the Speed Resistance Line convergence. Classical technical analysis is amazing...if used in the right hand. The Speed Resistance Line findings are in keeping with the known mathematics of Fibonacci relationship in stock price movements - prices moves in proportions of a third (1, 3, 5...or 38.2%, 61.8%, 1.618%). Everything seems to come together now. Thank you Peter!
Maybe you can just use Fibonacci fan and change the numbers to speed resistance lines.
Please, Pete, keep boring me; this update was fantastic!!
Peter, please clarify where the 1% stop above the SRL is for the NDX, as looks like we are approaching it.
Is that still the case, Danizh, or have they appeared now. I see the options now...
That's exactly the way to do it!! Right click on blank part of chart, choose drawing, then go to Fibonacci fan and put in the 1/3, 2/3 inputs...
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