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Major Indices: Macro SR Fibonacci SchematicsHere we have every major American indices in the world including the S&P-500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and the Russell 2000. This list excludes major foreign indices. For this idea, we have 2 boxes per indices. This is so we have room to include all schematics in the blueprint (chart). Let us define each indices and then we can talk about what makes each individual box up. 1. S&P-500 = (Standard and Poor's 500) Largest publicly traded companies in the US. (Benchmark for the overall US stock market and economy) 2. DJIA = (The Dow Jones Industrial Average) Tracks 30 large, publicly owned blue chip companies. Indicator of the health of the US economy, especially in the Industrial sector. 3. NASDAQ Composite = Heavily weighted towards the tech sector. Includes 3,000 stocks/all stocks listed on the Nasdaq stock exchange. 4. RUSSELL 2000 = Measures performance of 2,000 smaller-cap American companies. There's a distinct difference from the small cap measurement of the Russell and big caps like the S&P. Now, each set of boxes are entirely different. There are no schematics in more than one box AT ALL. EVERY SINGLE BOX is 100% unique. Now that we know this lets examine... 1. Both S&P boxes include the following. 2 sets of schematics, a set of fib circle pairs, and a set of Fib Forks for EACH BOX. 2. Both DOW JONES chart have a schematic each. The 1st box has a set of fib circles but not the 2nd. The 2nd has a set of Fib Forks and so does the 1st. 3. Both NASDAQ boxes have a schematic each. Also, each has a set of Fib Spikes AND Fib Forks. 4. Both RUSSELL boxes have a schematic each. Each has sets of Fib Forks with the important ones highlighted in either black, yellow, or white to show the variety and how each different set reacts differently. One must see that the different thickness and colors of separate sets of schematics are to distinguish them from its surroundings. My own forged Market Theory is that there is a BASE SET of Fib Extensions in the background which makes up our structure. Then, in the foreground, we have our Fib Spikes and then we lay over our Fib Forks. Finally, we have a totally finished, CLUSTERED, Schematic. SO, every single schematic that I make is all just individual schematics clustered together.
TVC:RUTLong
by MichaelBsul
The Bitcoin Matrix: Fibonacci’s $250k BlueprintI am tracing Bitcoin's trajectory to $250k using a unique technical lens - Fib circles on a logarithmic chart paired with extension spikes. These circles, six in number, have been instrumental in identifying key price action stages since Bitcoin's first halving. We group these stages into three 'duo-phases' ( I, II, III ) ( With two for each ) Each Macro Pair representing an integral era of Bitcoin's technical evolution in Logarithmic mode through s/r. I've also linked my other future proof Bitcoin analysis ideas below.
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by MichaelBsul
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Bitcoin: Bull Run Targets through FibonacciLet me explain. These are all Fibonacci Extensions. The Market Maker is officially done imo so I am very comfortable posting these finished schematics. Many Extensions reach the exact ATH at 69k as you can clearly see... The Schematics are numbered Chronologically. #1-#8 are placed in the order they were created. #3 are the SUPPORT Schematics that are highlighted in RED. #1 and #2 are monthlies because they are considered longer term. HOWEVER, every single schematic can affect any timeframe so there is zero bias. --For anyone thinking, "well theres lines everywhere so whats the point?" --All of these 'lines' are mathematically perfect so there is no arguing with them because they are all perfect and unique in placement. The linked idea is my old one... so this new idea is the revamped one. (better)
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by MichaelBsul
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Bitcoin: Macro Support/Resistance Fibonacci SchematicsThe layout of these Bitcoin Schematics are to be able to see all key kevels through appropriate Timeframes. #1 and #2 are Monthly Schematics. #3 through #6 are all 2-Week candles. #7 and #8 are both 1 Weekly Candles. The first two are this ideas main attraction BIG MACRO WISE. These are the most Macro Schematics in the blueprint and they are both in LOG mode. They include two of the Strongest Fibonacci Tools each historically in this market. Each include Fib Spikes and Fib Extensions. The horizontal orange extensions are both the most important Macro Fib Extensions which is why they are 1 and 2. The middle four are all structured support and resistance levels based on the Fibonacci Sequence. They are different because of their small price differences and structure when formed but the overall sequence travels up and can be seen visually on all separately. The last two are the most recent formations so they are on smaller timeframes. Even though every single box has about two schematics per, #8 has about 4. This includes 3 Major Fib tools with different colors along with a not so visible couple of lines. #2 must be watched closely as this resistance can turn into support quickly and then we move onto terra infinte. Once this happens, our resistance is Box #1 at around 200k give or take. Ofcourse there are the other boxes of resistance but I am looking at the Base Schematic of Box 1 to give me the next major ATH on Bitcoin. Or at least a major level before finding another top potentially at around 250k per Box #1's Schematic Layout. I have linked my collection of my best Bitcoin ideas leading up to this point below and all either have some of the same schematics or work together as one.
CRYPTO:BTCUSDLong
by MichaelBsul
Bitcoins Moving Averages (Fibonacci Daily, Weekly, Monthly EMAs)We know what to expect, but we might as well show the chart with Exponential Moving Averages. I begin to wonder if the deviations between close moving averages have any significance. Using daily, weekly, and monthly closes, I have overlaid the EMAs using the Fibonacci Sequence to determine the number of periods to measure. Starting with the 5th number of the Fibonacci Sequence: 5 black 8 orange 13 red 21 pink 34 purple 55 dark blue 89 light blue 144 light green 233 black 377 orange 610 red 987 pink 1597 purple 2584 dark blue 4181 light blue We really don't need to consider multiple time frames, but should remain cognizant that using a shorter period to measure the sets will result in more precision given sequential numbers approach phi, the golden ratio.
BNC:BLX
by UbiquitousAngles
Bitcoins Moving Averages (Fibonacci Daily, Weekly, Monthly SMAs)We have taken a look at Daily, Weekly, & Monthly Moving Averages for commonly used numbers given our base 10 system, and discussed the reason for the discrepancies across time frames. Now we take a look at how moving averages change using the Fibonacci Sequence across multiple time frames. Using daily, weekly, and monthly closes, I have overlaid the SMAs using the Fibonacci Sequence to determine the number of periods to measure. Starting with the 5th number of the Fibonacci Sequence: 5 black 8 orange 13 red 21 pink 34 purple 55 dark blue 89 light blue 144 light green 233 black 377 orange 610 red 987 pink 1597 purple 2584 dark blue 4181 light blue Understanding that the next number in the sequence is related to the previous by a factor of phi, the golden ratio, is it really a surprise that these moving averages trend so closely despite changing the time frame?
BNC:BLX
by UbiquitousAngles
S&P-500: All Support and Resistance for Bull and Bear ScenariosLet me explain this. ALL SPIKES ARE THE SAME. However, the different timeframes and chart scales create 4 unique layouts for both Daily and Weeklies. The top two are Dailies and the bottom two are weeklies. I have labeled which chart scale they are on. THE TOP TWO HAVE RESISTANCE SCHEMATICS (THE SAME TWO) . As in, the extensions are RESISTANCE (IN RED) THE BOTTOM TWO HAVE SUPPORT SCHEMATICS (THEY ARE DIFFERENT) . As in, the extensions are SUPPORT (IN GREEN) *We have just intersected the 2.618 and now we either....* A. Go to the 1.618 now at 3970... B. We go back to 4.236 and crab around... C. Go through the 4.236 and to the 6.854 where we possibly create a disjointed double top... D. Drop through all support, destroy schematics at 3500 and find NEXT SUPPORT AT (GREEN) BTW: The Dailies are 3 Day timeframes because Dailies are too strecthed. BUT THE DAILY SCHEMATICS ARE PURELY MADE FROM DAILIES SO IT DOES NOT MATTER. ---You may notice that the bottom two support schematics are the same as #2 and #3 on my "S&P-500: All Fibonacci Schematics" idea linked below---
CME_MINI:ES1!Short
by MichaelBsul
Gold's $4500 Kaleidoscope: Through the Fibonacci LensThis Fibonacci Clustering in Gold (XAU) is a sight to see. Unbelievably, this schematic tracks how gold crashed a whopping 70 Percent to its low in 1999... NOW it is on track to go up over 100 percent through my patterns shown numerically... I. Fib Circle Base -The journey begins with a Fib circle on gold's 3 month chart, formed with the base extension schematic for our projections. II. Initial Fib Spikes -We then incorporate significant tools that visualize the 70% drop from 1980 to 2000... movements that CREATE the Fibonacci circle, laying the groundwork for our next Fibonacci extensions. III. Macro-Scale Spikes -Adding a second pair of spikes on a macro scale validates our base schematic and contributes to further Fibonacci projections. IV. Monthly Macro Spikes / Cup-and-Handle -Finally, a micro time frame of III's pair of spikes and a bullish cup-and-handle formation strengthen our projection of gold's path to $4500. Below I have linked my original gold schematic. Followed by my DXY Crash schematic.
OANDA:XAUUSDLong
by MichaelBsul
$PERPUSDT- Buying at .226, Bounce Up, then final bottom at .068?Two scenarios here.. but first! First we touch the fibonacci extension down at .226 From there, I anticipate a bounce up to either the 38%, 50%, or 68% retrace levels of the inverse fib. From there: Scenario A: If the 88% level is broken, I think it's safe to say the bottom is in and PERP is now officially back in bullish territory. Scenario B: If the 88% level is not broken & the price retraces, I think it falls to .068, and THEN at that point, the bearish pattern is broken. Unless another fibonacci sequence materializes somewhere in there. I personally am leaning towards Scenario B, but I plan to buy the bounce at .226 regardless.
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by UnknownUnicorn1935796