The values at top in that chart haven't been adjusted and would be correct for the 4 hour time frame. In the longer charts the 200 and 50 day are important because many look for the cross of the 50 over the 200 as a bullish or bearish trend. In most time frames many take the slope of the fifty as an increase or decrease of fear. IE: If the current trend is down, when price gets to a declining fifty day it has a better chance of crossing it. Whereas if the fifty day has an upward slop the odds are that a correction will bounce back up off of it. Many use the 20 or 18 day as current trend direction. The 100 day is used for where bigger corrections can bounce. I could be slightly wrong on this but you can figure which ones are best for you by watching the videos Nnuut posts daily. Maybe the next time I do the long term I might take the time to adjust them.
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