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Fractality in Trading: the market’s hidden patternHave you ever noticed how price movements look similar across different timeframes? This is Fractality in Trading, a concept that suggests markets behave in repeating patterns regardless of scale. In the chart above, we compare the 1-Day (left) vs. 1-Week (right) timeframe for NASDAQ 100 Futures. Despite the difference in time horizons, the price movements, corrections, and trend reversals mirror each other, following the same wave structures. What Does This Mean for Traders? ✔️ Price Action Repeats Itself: Market cycles—uptrends, downtrends, and consolidations—occur in similar ways across different timeframes. ✔️ Multi-Timeframe Analysis (MTA): By analyzing a higher timeframe (1W), traders can identify key trends and use the lower timeframe (1D) for precision entries. ✔️ Scalability: Whether you are a swing trader, day trader, or long-term investor, the same patterns apply, making technical analysis universally effective. Key Takeaway Understanding fractality helps traders align their trades with the dominant trend, reducing false signals and improving trade confidence. Do you use multi-timeframe analysis in your strategy? Let me know in the comments!
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