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Vol #2 Heureka

So, there are now four colors.

Using 20 pips as still low volatility measure, both red scale is split to an Orange (low vol) and a Tomato (high vol), and the green side has Yellow (low vol) and Chartreuse (high vol).

What is the point of this?

For one, a single low-volatility push may not get things moving strongly in a direction.

All of a sudden it is relatively easy to spot the last large directional box (Ariana) and its retracement (Grande).

I plotted the yellow box on the wrong side of the retracement.

All of which leaves us with a low volatility selling block currently.

The second tomato was fully retraced. Waiting for another high volatility push.

///14.5-pip push up
 if ((Close[i+2]-Low[i+2])<140*Point && (Close[i+1]-Low[i+1])<140*Point && (Close[i]-Low[i])>145*Point && stoch60[i]>stoch60[i+1] ){
          ObjectCreate("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i), OBJ_RECTANGLE, 0,  Time[i+2], Low[i], Time[i+1], Close[i]);
          if ((Close[i]-Low[i])<200*Point) ObjectSetInteger(0,"Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_COLOR,clrYellow);
          else ObjectSetInteger(0,"Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_COLOR,clrChartreuse);
          ObjectSet("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_BACK,0);
          ObjectSet("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_WIDTH,13);
 }
 

 ///14.5-pip push up
 if ((High[i+1]-Close[i+1])<140*Point && (High[i]-Close[i])>145*Point ){
 //&& stoch60[i]<stoch60[i+1]
          ObjectCreate("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i), OBJ_RECTANGLE, 0,  Time[i+2], High[i], Time[i+1], Close[i]);
          if ((High[i]-Close[i])<200*Point) ObjectSetInteger(0,"Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_COLOR,clrLightSalmon);
          else ObjectSetInteger(0,"Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_COLOR,clrTomato);
          ObjectSet("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_BACK,0);
          ObjectSet("Frogo"+IntegerToString(i),OBJPROP_WIDTH,13);
 }

I just continue to make over-the-top stuff because I don’t know any better.

Also, this guy would not be the first Fraud Shapiro has interviewed.

I have kind of stopped making album videos as it is very time-consuming to collect 800-900 images per 55-65 minutes, and it is not worth the effort. This one may be the last one for a while.

Also, now that we are playing Marco Polo, here are all 26 episodes of the Travels Of The Young M. P.

I worked on 11 episodes as a Compositor (under Cinemon KFT).

Half of the episodes were put together in India.

The Compositing Supervisor was Patrick Menge from MotionWorks in Germany.