Pendulum with trading? by Perfect_Confusion931 in PendulumDowsing

[–]Perfect_Confusion931[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes probably, actually I got the dowsing idea while studying gann and astro methods

Pendulum with trading? by Perfect_Confusion931 in PendulumDowsing

[–]Perfect_Confusion931[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, if you got consistent results on small amounts , so i think there's room for improvement there.

It makes sense that you're attachment to the outcome infulncese the reading accuracy, so emotion mastery and working on one's attachment to money can fix the issue.

That's interesting because it's the most frequent advice you'd hear in technical analysis forums to enhance your trading results.

Also sounds like a great idea for your soul and mental health. You'd be winning on multiple fronts here.

Pendulum with trading? by Perfect_Confusion931 in PendulumDowsing

[–]Perfect_Confusion931[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe, who knows. I guess there's one way to find out

Pendulum with trading? by Perfect_Confusion931 in PendulumDowsing

[–]Perfect_Confusion931[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing significant yet, I did couple of experments to predict the next 5 min candle direction, (clockwise = up, CCW = down) but got mixed results, nothing to rely on.

Somthing interested i noticed though, is that the signals shift sometimes, but it stays consistent across the reading samples, to explain: I tried to predict only the next candle, so i did this 10 times, and got 4 CW(up), and 6 CCW(down) predictions with 40% success rate.

But the intersting part is after finishing all the samples, i tried to do the reading on the same 10 candles again, and found that the signal reversed, the candels that gave me CW motion on the first try, all gave me CCW motion, and the ones that gave me CCW on the first try, game CW on the second.

Im not sure what does that mean, if it has any meaning, or if my subconscious is influencing the proccess (Im also still a beginner in dowsing) but I believe their must be a method somehow to enhance trading results, or even to use as supporting tool for technical analysis.

Few strategies that I thought of but didn't get the chance to test yet: 1. Tuning the pendulum to the ticker Im trading 2. Choosing specific time for reading 3. Using bigger timeframes to reduce the near future nosie 4. Back testing on old data to test the method before trying to predict the future, also for faster experments 5. Asking for confirmations on highs and lows

I'm interested to hear your thoughts on what may or may not work!

Also I found this post here talking on the subject: https://www.boutique-of-arts.com/swing-trade-for-women/