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I have a lot of products I create from my model/system.
They are different ways of looking at the data.
Once I have the numbers in the spreadsheet I can compute many different things.
I think that each view can help and does help.
If I had more time then I think it could be of more help and perhaps even give my the magic key I am looking for - the ultimate equation that links time and price with perfection. For the time being I approach the puzzle from different angles and the synthesis of them gives a fairly good predictive method.
When I see something like the weekly chart I start to think of questions:
1. Can I see when the high of the week HOW and low of the week LOW are?
2. How often does the HOW fall on a Wednesday?, tuesday? ,,, etc
3. What are the conditions that identify it (the HOW and the LOW)
etc.
For example Gann noted that a change in trend can often happen on a Wednesday - is this true? how often? how do I know it is this Wednesday? etc.
I have another charting package I use for a bigger picture that's lacking in Q Trader.
March we were a tad oversold & had to move sideways (relieve the condition).
Three weeks ago price broke out of the hing (bull flag) but the bars close indicated
a lack of demand. I'm thinking more sideways before new highs are made.
The lack of demand can be seen on the daily time frame as well as weekly.
Next week I'd like to see price action as you see on my chart.
Just a look ahead.
