I am experimenting with the ninZaRenko Charts. For traders using this bar type I am curious as to what settings you use. Or if you have a methodology to select the BrickSize and Trend Threshold settings.

If you care to share I would be greatly appreciative.

Hi Taj,

I have used Renko charts for many years with success. Brick size is totally dependent on the instrument, volatility and the users ability to execute. I primarily trade the NQ and for me with these market conditions I user a 33-4 bar. I would suggest watching the following presentation it is 2 hours describing renko details and bar size selection and is excellent for anyone new to the approach

I wanted to see how good of a job chatGPT might be used to summarize the content.

Summary using chatGPT:
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The speaker highlights the benefits of Renko charts, such as removing trading noise, simplifying trading decisions, and their applicability to trend following, reversals, breakouts, risk management, and trade management. The speaker also mentions their personal success using Renko charts and the ability to combine them with other chart types.

The extract emphasizes the advantages of Renko charts over traditional candlestick charts, showcasing the cleaner and simplified information provided by Renko charts. It discusses the potential for automating and systematizing trading strategies using Renko charts and their usefulness for creating discipline and gaining a psychological edge.

The speaker introduces the course, which aims to provide comprehensive knowledge and practical applications of Renko charts. They mention covering topics like enhancing Renko charts, manipulating the chart blocks, building trading strategies, and integrating Renko charts into technical analysis.

The extract also briefly discusses the historical origins of Japanese charts, the advances in technical analysis, and the importance of gaining an edge in trading. The speaker compares different chart types, emphasizing the simplicity and clarity of Japanese-style charts like Renko, line break, and Kagi.

Overall, the extract serves as an introduction to the course, highlighting the benefits and potential of using Renko charts for trading, and setting the stage for further exploration of technical analysis and Renko chart strategies in subsequent sections of the course.