Day Trading Futures
- Thread starter manishchan
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Hmm, let it do it in a better way which shows what the chart shows and not what you think you want to show:
Have a nice evening.
Have a nice evening.
That what I also want to say
"let it do it in a better way which shows, what the chart shows and not what you think you want to show"
You are showing wrong way, Somatung.
Just let me know, whether you have learnt geometry in school/college or not.
Ok, just do one thing.
Take a printout of my image and that of your image and measure the angle using a D.
One more way.
Just do an experiment. Draw a square and some rectangles of different length and breadth, on a piece of paper. Bisect the respective square and rectangles by drawing a diagonal line, and measure the angles.
And then just let me know the angles.
Only square will have 45 degree angle (both), while all the rectangles (unless it is square, as IMO square is also a type of rectangle) will have different angles, according to their length and breadth ratio.
Good night
PS
Even other traders, who are in line with Somatung, can perform this experiment and report their conclusion, here.
Just do an experiment. Draw a square and some rectangles of different length and breadth, on a piece of paper. Bisect the respective square and rectangles by drawing a diagonal line, and measure the angles.
And then just let me know the angles.
Only square will have 45 degree angle (both), while all the rectangles (unless it is square, as IMO square is also a type of rectangle) will have different angles, according to their length and breadth ratio.
Good night
PS
Even other traders, who are in line with Somatung, can perform this experiment and report their conclusion, here.
One more way.
Just do an experiment. Draw a square and some rectangles of different length and breadth, on a piece of paper. Bisect the respective square and rectangles by drawing a diagonal line, and measure the angles.
And then just let me know the angles.
Only square will have 45 degree angle (both), while all the rectangles (unless it is square, as IMO square is also a type of rectangle) will have different angles, according to their length and breadth ratio.
Good night
PS
Even other traders, who are in line with Somatung, can perform this experiment and report their conclusion, here.
Just do an experiment. Draw a square and some rectangles of different length and breadth, on a piece of paper. Bisect the respective square and rectangles by drawing a diagonal line, and measure the angles.
And then just let me know the angles.
Only square will have 45 degree angle (both), while all the rectangles (unless it is square, as IMO square is also a type of rectangle) will have different angles, according to their length and breadth ratio.
Good night
PS
Even other traders, who are in line with Somatung, can perform this experiment and report their conclusion, here.
Here some thing to relax after the work you did tonight:
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