See the original chart with DWEB trend made Gann fans. Symmetry, alignment, and intersections provide confluence, levels and possible major pivots within the 4.5 day window on each side of the vertical lines. Long term, I am always long. This is broad outlook and we have a long way to go, so this is not a signal chart. This gives you trends to follow as...
One of my charts I built for myself. The idea for these charts is to see how they unfold and build trust. I will say that the lines you see are intentional and built from some pretty solid data I use. The price may respect the curves as time pushes it through each ring. Also there is much more that can be added by using tangents and intersections. You can imagine...
Happy Holidays! If you follow me, you will be familiar with the powerful tool DWEB. Here I have created a 9D chart and included 3 major trends to follow against ETH's price action. If you have studied my work, you will also know there is much more data that can be easily added to this chart for future / pivots and levels Use the "Make It Mine" option in...
For those using Bonfire for squaring price and time you may notice the squares have turned to circles due to changes within Tradingview. This was the original way I used Bonfire but it was a little time consuming. You can verify this by researching the original Bonfire script that I published years ago... As a temp fix, I have been brushing up on using...
I noted that BTC would pause around 28k and alts would play catch up. This is a necessary sweep for alts as new money in terms of fiat are falling flat. The timing is perfect with momentum strongly in Bitcoin's favor, the algos sold off / liquidated alts into BTC for mild gains (in BTC pairings) but in return now get to capitalize on those gains + a...
See original below with DWEB trends turned on. DWEB trend nodes are marked with red shaded circles. The Gann fan simply connects nodes at a 1/1 ratio. This should prove to be an added tool for price prediction. What to watch for in terms of price action: Price captures trends? Price respects/follows or rejects/fails trends and retest? Look for...
If you look closely you will see a parabolic curve created by the DWEB trend indicator. I used this to create an ellipse that followed the curve, cloned it and then created another ellipse from each intersect to provide centers, tangents, and more intersects. The levels shown should hold some good data in the future. I could add some local pivots vertically with...
This is the chart in the video previously published. The only thing that was added is an inverse Gann fan from the top right corner. You will see this fan captured the previous peak near perfect. I'm perma-bull when it comes to BTC, LTC, and ETH as a long term investments. Please trade your own timeframe goals. Description from video: From previous shared...
See original here: You will see how easy it is to create trends that hold against price action and also provide data needed for an added layer of trend/level/pivot prediction (advanced). This is just 1 example of how you can use the node and trend alignment tool. With the indicator on, connect the corresponding (red or green) nodes that have straight...
I used one of my tools to square the price over 144 bar spacing to find the segments and an average to lock the scale to 45 degrees relative to price and time. Not many know that while holding shift and using drawing tools you can lock to 0 45 and 90 degrees while drawing. Likewise you can hold shift while moving drawings to drag the drawings along the same plane....
Box trends and levels on BTC. After squaring the price/time to find 45 degrees, I use rotated rectangles to capture the price. Next, I clone the boxes and move them in a symmetrical order to bring not only what is possible but a visual of balance to future dates. I've found that marking the corners, midlines, and intersections from these boxes usually hold strong...
Notes: 365 360 180 144 72 12 Tangents Long term long on BTC always.
See original where I used the forward/outlook indicators to predict the last pivot. With that I was able to find natural trends using the next pivot as a center and recent high as the comparative level (vertically). Bulls would want divergence over the declining Safety Net indicator below.
See original below Long term, always bullish BTC but right now it's hanging out in a pivotal level/zone reacting well to my other indicators that find balance. I take risk at these levels and have good success but manage trades in this zone very closely. Overall, I feel there will be chances for confirmation up or down on larger timeframes.
Simply plotted lines from corner to corner and corner to corner tangents. This was done after after squaring the price using the Bonfire indicator. Bonfire levels and pivots marked with horizontal and vertical lines. AMC is a tricky one so I have decided to focus on levels and pivots #1. I love the attention and volatility surrounding AMC
After the price was squared properly I drew ellipses and tangents that coincide with Antilag events as well as price history. This always gives me (at minimum) and idea of what is possible. If you don't understand it, that's ok. Sometimes it takes time for charts to develop. I publish many of my personal charts for 2 reasons: 1: It's a great way to save...
See original here. I had to use use the browser zoom to capture more. I would say that most of the lines and trends you see are showing extremely bullish trends. With that said, a large portion of these lines are to find common intersections and tangents with a main goal in mind to find possible major tests should BTC climb past the ATH. Often I square the...
Same Rules Apply Bull = Stay in range above the advanced indicator at this level . Bullish move midline of the overhead indicator where it starts to turn downward. Bear= fail this level as it crosses the linear indicators just ahead. fail the cliff/cloud indicators and fall x2 upon crossing