I didnt want him to explain the idea. If you read my post you will "realize" I was asking him how he draws it on his charting platform. Thats all.
If you google for LINEST and INDEX you should get some examples on how to predict using Polynomial functions.
Plus you also need to decide which degree of polynomial to use.
I normally have two Trends,
- TREND 1 the Major trend - this will be either Polynomial degree 1 or 2 or 3
- TREND 2 : Minor Trend which will be either Polynomial degree 4 or 5 or 6.
I cannot explain this beyond a point, because it will sound very mathematical. But the idea is each Degree will have a Pivot, Support and Resistance and TREND Value. The TREND value is the standard deviation of the Values in the TREND. The TREND Value is also the difference between (Support and Pivot ) or (Resistance and Pivot)
The "TREND Value" will be different for each polynomial. For Major Trend I will take the Polynomial with the MAX (TREND Value). For the Minor Trend, I will take the Polynomial with Min (TREND Value).
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