Wednesday / June 3, 2020 Having finalized my settings at the micro level, I thought that would be the end of it. I did not anticipate that it would then become necessary to step back and re-calibrate the numbers at more of a macro level. However, now that this too is done, hopefully I can finally settle in and simply focus on trying to make as much money as possible, to whatever degree this does not conflict with the will of He who is sovereign...
WEDNESDAY / JUNE 3, 2020 FINAL NUMERICAL PRICE PREDICTION GUIDELINES: VOCABULARY: Black and Brown Moving Averages = the immediate short-term trend. Blue Moving Average = Actionable Baseline Dark Green Moving Average = 20-minute Baseline. Tan/Saddle Brown Moving Average = Intraday Bias Fire Moving Averages = General Overall Price Trajectory Directions for using the lower-panel (Price Anomaly Channel) indicator on the a five-minute chart setup... So long as the navy oscillator is outside the Chop Zone, it can be assumed that price is making progress at the "actionable" level—though not necessarily with respect to the immediate short-term trend. As long as the royal blue oscillator is outside the Chop Zone, it can be assumed that price is being driven by relatively strong momentum (and is maintaining a degree of separation from the Actionable Baseline by at least 0.17% deviation). As long as the dark lime green oscillator is making progress outside the Chop Zone, it can again be assumed that price is being driven by relatively strong momentum. However, once the oscillator ceases to make progress—even if it is still outside the Chop Zone—there is an extremely high probability that it has begun to reverse direction, or at the very least, has suspended its advance. (Generally speaking, a successful trade is almost guaranteed if a long position is entered when the dark blue actionable baseline oscillator forms a trough during a bullish market, or if a short position is entered when it forms a crest during a bearish market.)
Today I was able to further verify that this is more than likely a valid baseline... The moving average has now hooked upward and it appears that price will indeed continue to climb. (This line appears a little different because there is actually a cluster of four different, nearly identical, moving averages I use for this purpose. This one looks to be a bit smoother than the original.)
(Generally speaking, a successful trade can be made if the General Overall Price Trajectory is pointed in one direction, and the slope of the 30-minute [not 20-minute, as stated in Post #202] baseline is pointed in the opposite direction, and a position is entered that aligns with the trajectory of the General Overall Price just as the 30-minute baseline reverses to join the two.)
I It looks like there's more validity here. Yet even here, I can see that I still need to slightly adjust the green line...
Friday / June 5, 2020 / 12:55 AM PST And yet, here is another comment... Ironically enough, I ended up going from the micro level, to more of a macro level, all the way back down to the micro level, from 30-, to 15-, to 5-, to 1-minute charts. Based on a test run in my binary.com demo account yesterday and today, with these new ultra fine tuned configurations, I could have eventually been making good money trading binary options while I was overseas back in 2010 to 2014. The problem I had back then was that even if I had the direction of the trend right, the timing would mess things up. But with the precision offered by NPP's new lower-panel methodology, this is no longer such a big problem. If this had been the case back when, who knows where I would be today? So hopefully, if I'm still on this earth in 2026, my life might be much different than it is today (though honestly, I have no real complaints).