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The document outlines specific criteria for identifying loss and profit days in a trading context, focusing on days 173 to 180. It defines parameters (a) and (b) based on price changes and requires day 179 to be a profit day with strict price limits relative to (a) and (b). Additionally, it mandates that the average daily percentage change over the period must be at least 1.0%.

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The document outlines specific criteria for identifying loss and profit days in a trading context, focusing on days 173 to 180. It defines parameters (a) and (b) based on price changes and requires day 179 to be a profit day with strict price limits relative to (a) and (b). Additionally, it mandates that the average daily percentage change over the period must be at least 1.0%.

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«REFERENCE POINTS» REFERRED PARAMETERS:

Definition of (a):
Loss day followed by at least one profit day which is closest in time to day 179.
First loss day followed by at least one profit day which occurs before day 179.

(a) must meet the following specification:


Must be in the time period from day 173 until and with day 178.
Up to 7 days before (a) no lower price than (a) may occur.

Definition of (b):
Profit day followed by at least one loss day which is closest in time to (a).
First profit day followed by at least one loss day which occurs before (a).

(b) must meet the following specification:


Must occur within 1 day until and with 5 days before (a).
Must be at least 12% (see explanation 1) higher than the price of (a).
Must be higher than the price of day 179.

Explanation 1:
We take the daily percentage changes in the period from day 1 until and with day 179, add them all
together and then divide this number by the total quantity of days (here by 178). Then we have the
average value of the daily change in %. Let’s assume the result would be 2. Multiply the result by a
factor of 6. The result from this calculation is 12.

Must be maximum of 20% (see explanation 2) higher than the price of (a).
Explanation 2:
We take the daily percentage changes in the period from day 1 until and with day 179, add them all
together and then divide this number by the total quantity of days (here by 178). Then we have the
average value of the daily change in %. Let’s assume the result would be 2. Multiply the result by a
factor of 10. The result from this calculation is 20.

Day 179 must meet the following specification:


Must be a profit day.
Take the price difference between (a) and (b) and take 20% of this difference. Assuming that the
price of (b) 270.00 and the price of (a) is 240.00, the result would be 6.00.
Deduct 6.00 from the price of (b) and the result is 264.00. The price of day 179 must not be higher
than 264.00.

Take the price difference between (a) and (b) and take 27% of this difference. Assuming that the
price of (b) 270.00 and the price of (a) is 240.00, the result would be 8.10.
Add 8.10 to the price of (a) and the result is 248.10. The price of day 179 must not be lower than
248.10.

Day 180 must meet the following specification:


Must be a loss day.

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Take the price difference between (a) and the day 179 and take 35% of this difference. Assuming that
the price of the day 179 is 250.00 and the price of (a) is 240.00, the result would be 3.50.
Deduct 3.50 from the price of the day 179 and the result is 246.50. The price of day 180 must not be
less than 246.50.

«GENERAL» PARAMETERS:

1)
Up to 100 days before (b), at least one price lower than the price of (a) must occur.

2)
We take the daily percentage changes in the period from day 1 until and with day 179, add them all
together and then divide this number by the total quantity of days (here by 178). Then we have the
average value of the daily change in %. The average percentage change measured from day 1 until
and including day 179 must be equal to or higher than 1.0%.

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