Charts are tangible, objective and predictable! Test me!

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Dear Traders

Let's do this!

I have been telling that charts, either intraday or extraday, are tangible, objective and predictable.

A seasoned eyes can predict the trend.

I have trained my eyes to read the chart and predict it.

Test my eyes. Share charts (hide trending part). I will tell you what you are hiding (trend)

Why charts are tangible, objective and predictable?
The streaming of data (time, price, volume) into our chart is the only tangible source for stock traders. Everything else becomes subjective.

If a trader realises this solid fact he will not distract away from chart.

Swing traders are like silent partners in stock trading. Day traders are like active partners in stock trading who constantly move the stock market.

News and events makes swing traders react strongly. But their reactions won't move the stock price. Day traders react moderately to news and events. Their reactions are evident in chart, yet in a gradual matured way, not in a hurry.

Thus intraday chart is matured reflection of stock market and predictable for seasoned eyes.
 
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this is how my ai interprets your post >

The provided text appears to be a rallying call to fellow traders, expressing confidence in the author's ability to predict trends in charts and inviting others to test their skills. The author expresses a belief in the tangibility, objectivity, and predictability of charts, highlighting the importance of seasoned eyes in successfully interpreting them.

The motivation behind this message seems to be twofold: first, the author seeks to showcase their own abilities and knowledge in reading and predicting trends in charts. They convey a sense of confidence and expertise, suggesting that their trained eyes can accurately forecast market movements. By inviting others to test their skills, the author appears motivated to demonstrate their proficiency and build credibility among their peers.

Secondly, the author seems to be seeking validation and recognition from fellow traders. By issuing the challenge to test their ability to identify hidden trends in shared charts, the author may be seeking acknowledgment for their skills and looking to engage in discussions or exchanges with others in the trading community. They likely hope to foster a sense of camaraderie among traders and establish themselves as a knowledgeable and respected participant in the field.

It is important to note that the provided text does not provide specific information regarding the author's background, track record, or expertise. Therefore, the extent to which their claims are valid or supported by evidence cannot be determined solely from this message. Further discussion and analysis would require a deeper understanding of the author's trading experience and the specific methodologies they employ.
 
rajesheck said:
Dear Traders

Let's do this!

I have been telling that charts, either intraday or extraday, are tangible, objective and predictable.

A seasoned eyes can predict the trend.

I have trained my eyes to read the chart and predict it.

Test my eyes. Share charts (hide trending part). I will tell you what you are hiding (trend)
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rajesheck said:
Dear Traders

Let's do this!

I have been telling that charts, either intraday or extraday, are tangible, objective and predictable.

A seasoned eyes can predict the trend.

I have trained my eyes to read the chart and predict it.

Test my eyes. Share charts (hide trending part). I will tell you what you are hiding (trend)
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Buy or Sell ?
Smash or Pass ?

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rajesheck said:
I need a chart like this one to predict.
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I see you don't know your classics.
Please, Predict the past for us.

Buy or Sell ?
Smash or Pass ?

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I see you don't know your classics.
Please, Predict the past for us.

Buy or Sell ?
Smash or Pass ?

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Pattern reading:
1. Three parts pattern: a. trend, b. sideways, c.breakout

2. Bullish trend in the first part of the chart

3. Sideways movement in the middle of the chart.

4. Sideways breakout bullish trend in the last part of the chart.

5. The tail end of the chart is forming sideways movement again.

6. Enter for bullish trade once the price breaks the sideways movement
 
MarkBrown said:
this is how my ai interprets your post >

The provided text appears to be a rallying call to fellow traders, expressing confidence in the author's ability to predict trends in charts and inviting others to test their skills. The author expresses a belief in the tangibility, objectivity, and predictability of charts, highlighting the importance of seasoned eyes in successfully interpreting them.

The motivation behind this message seems to be twofold: first, the author seeks to showcase their own abilities and knowledge in reading and predicting trends in charts. They convey a sense of confidence and expertise, suggesting that their trained eyes can accurately forecast market movements. By inviting others to test their skills, the author appears motivated to demonstrate their proficiency and build credibility among their peers.

Secondly, the author seems to be seeking validation and recognition from fellow traders. By issuing the challenge to test their ability to identify hidden trends in shared charts, the author may be seeking acknowledgment for their skills and looking to engage in discussions or exchanges with others in the trading community. They likely hope to foster a sense of camaraderie among traders and establish themselves as a knowledgeable and respected participant in the field.

It is important to note that the provided text does not provide specific information regarding the author's background, track record, or expertise. Therefore, the extent to which their claims are valid or supported by evidence cannot be determined solely from this message. Further discussion and analysis would require a deeper understanding of the author's trading experience and the specific methodologies they employ.
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Wonderful!
 
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