If you find this info inspiring/helpful, please consider a boost and follow! Any questions or comments, please leave a comment! Well they are not mine, just some techs I use when dealing with impulses. A bit of KCT. A bit of Elliott wave and Elliot wave All consistently used in my analysis. If helpful, throw me some love and I'll post some techs on channeling...
Note: The angle spanning from .7242 Mon 06 Marc '23 21:30 and .7547 Tue 07 Mar '23 3:00 - It is about 19 on this scaling The next angle below it is 1/2 of that; 19/2 = 9.5 These intersect the price at .7547 and create time objectives; these time objectives were used concurrently with price to note times of major change.
Plato had an inscription over his academy LET NO ONE IGNORANT OF GEOMETRY ENTER HERE Modern trading, especially on lower timeframes relies on indicators hence price action can be a nebulous concept for traders What is price action? Price action is the visualisation of price fluctuations on the y axis versus time on the x axis. On the shorter timeframes...
First and forever reminder: expand into your own, continually evolve and grow. Press share "Make it Mine" to view the full interactive chart Note: Relationship of numbers to each other Note: The sequence of the various shapes Note: Geometric Angles Note: "45" angles up and down various intersection points In-exhaustive book list Law of Vibration - Tony...
Gann box is a powerful tool when used properly on a scaled chart.. it will reveal hidden time pivots. Each box equals to 6 days (48 bars) and divided in 3 sections (red lines) of 2 days (16 bars). enjoy! Cheers, Keops
Another variant of my square and flower setup. As you can see, you can perfectly fit 3 horizontally and vertically aligned squares (hypotenuse alignment) inside the inner flower. This illustrate very well the connection to PHI between the square and the flower.. Pressure is building up as the price is stuck between a resistance edge and upward spiral.. ...
Many charting tools require a proper scaling of price / time. This is the method I'm using to scale my charts if needed. 1) Draw a rectangle somewhere on your chart 2) Set it's coordinates to 1:1 So if the price coordinates are 300/350 , set the bar (time) coordinates to have the same difference of 50 in this case 3) Draw a "Fib Speed Resistance Arc"....