SP 500 3rd Dimension

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My last post was Saturday 10.29.16 based on Triangulation of 3 major points, (Tetrahedron), constructed from Oct 2014 forward, (see post) reached major pressure point week ending.10.28.16 (make or break)

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I know of no website devoted to Scared Geometry. I became interested in late 80's when I bought a book called Stock Market Geometry, M. Jenkins, I read and set aside several times for 3-4 years but new there was something there.
Eventually started printing charts and using compass and straight edge with just fair results. Around 2003-4 purchased software that would do this and had mixed results, not until after couple upgrades did it really take-off, when I could scale the chart.
For Geometry you need at least 2 points and scaled chart, most important. Scaling can require a lot of trial and error for your market. I have been using the same scale for SP daily for at least 9 years
and different scales for weekly and intraday, for the emini's which is all I trade.
If you ever devote the time effort will you find nothing compares.
Hope this helps.
1. what are your scalings?
2. do you hand plot your charts?
 
what angle are the downward sloping red lines?
were they added after the fact? ,after the breakdown?
Angle is 61.8% shown on right edge of chart - 1st box plotted using Thursday's intraday high and low. 2nd and 3rd added as time elapsed before the end of the day.
 
1. what are your scalings?
2. do you hand plot your charts?
Hi, ,
My software has the ability to scale charts, for daily SP I'll use 1.76 for the geometric setting, I use to hand plot years ago the daily and 60 minute. I have used same software for so long I do not know what other softwares have to offer. Do you scale your charts
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