Here is an example of the "Roulette Theory" that I have created by myself. The Roulette Theory is very simple, it is a theory that works on the probability of the candle colours. When a roulette table spins, you have 3 options, Red, Black and Green ( ZERO). The probability of have many REDs is much lower than having more equal amounts of RED and Black. When a Roulette table has many REDs, it is in your favour mathematically and statistically to bet that a different colour appears. The same principal is used here in the "Roulette Theory". The Roulette Theory was created by Missed A Million in 2013 and has a high probability of success. In order to be most effective, the last candle close must be a spinning top doji (Cross Shaped) in the same colour as all other candlesticks.
So. We got a spinning top Doji but its not red. It's green. Does this mean the next candlestick isnt going to be as effective? Especially if its green?
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Interesting, but have you back test this idea? How are the results?