Okay so thought I would have a crack at this Mr Squiggle stuff....

Okay so thought I would have a crack at this Mr Squiggle stuff.
I have always held an interest in the theory of TA and the predictive probability based on exponential moving averages.
This is a daily chart displaying the same EMAs and colors used by @Zior in his TA.
A big thanks to Zior for his explanation and analogy the relative weight and influence each MA has on each other.

In the chart below the relative gradients of the trend lines reflect the weight they carry and the volatility they express.
The green W5 floats along like a ping pong ball and is more volatile in its trend than the yellow E21 (tennis ball).
The gradient of the magenta E55 is flatter still (soccer ball) followed by the cyan E100 (ten pin bowling ball).
And finally, the red E200 (cannon ball) represents the least volatile with the flattest gradient of all the trend lines.

The passing of the E55 over the E200 on the 15th representing a golden cross has now been confirmed.
And following a strong finish today we now look forward to the E100 crossing the E200 in March.

I am looking forward to more positive PA in March as we approach the much anticipated AACR conference on April 5th.

GLTAH - Go Team Imugene




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