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Here is a Line Break chart with sticks and wicks. The chart shows the normal Line Break Type on the left and the Better Line Break type on the right.
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It looks like he has them set to a large break number (maybe 15)
FWIW
Rejoice in the Thunderstorms of Life . . .
Knowing it's not about Clouds or Wind. . .
But Learning to Dance in the Rain ! ! !
Am I correct though in his 'second step' is a heiken-ashi/renko combo? That he draws his trendlines on to enter trades? I was thinking of programming a back test for something like this...but they actually don't let you demo the software at all.
The "Dyno" bars are nothing more than the universal renko bars set to approximately 1, 150, 15. If you set it up in replay and watch what's really going on, you would see that it's a big time loser.
First, measure the width of those bars. The large spikes are about 30-40 pts.
Second, analyze the timing.
In the example attached, which is May 5, 2019, NQ, the big spike closes at 7:03 AM PST. The run up is about 11 minutes, at which point you have to know to get out. Why? Because it's going right back down in a nano second and you're on the downhill side of the roller coaster.
Meanwhile, when you're actually in the trade, you better have some Pepto handy because you're going to be rockin' and rollin' on the NQ like a yo-yo.
I came across that guy on YouTube. The jpg is of a model from HeadShots in NYC. I can guarantee that his "software" will take you for a wild ride up and down volatility until you realize that the whole setup is ridiculous.
I marked up the screenshot with my analysis.
My suggestion to you is that when you see something like this, try to reverse engineer it. You have a wealth of information on this website. Everything Dyno man does can be reproduced with the ton of information right here.
You should be able to figure this out for yourself. Reverse engineering will also keep you out of a lot of crap like this jerk is attempting to sell.
