The "Golden Triangle" is a technical chart pattern commonly used in financial analysis. It is formed when the price of an asset experiences a period of consolidation, creating a triangle-like pattern with converging trendlines. The triangle is considered "golden" when it occurs during an uptrend, indicating potential bullish momentum. The "Triangle strong"...
This is a very simple macro AB=CD pattern that marks the high of the market as point A. Point B is marked as the October lows. Once point A and B are found, this give us the opportunity to make a fib extension and see where point C and D may land! Keep in mind this is all theoretical, the market is irrational of course :^) Btw angles only work when ur chart is...
This chart is a neutral perspective. Very simple 30 degree channel with a circle at a specific time cycle that represents a full 360 degrees. The circle has a radius that equals the swing high to mid-point of the channel. The outer circle has a radius that equals the diameter of the first circle. (from swing-high to swing-low of the channel) v1.5
Comparison in days and percentages from 2008 to present that leaded up to the default of Lehman Brothers on September 15th of 2008. This chart is a neutral perspective, just some very simple compare/contrast. Food for thought.
This chart is a neutral perspective. Every trendline on this chart is derived from the first red circle that has a radius of the distance between two lows in the market. The midpoint of this circle is also given a red 30 degree angle trendline which can go into infinity in both directions, seems to be heavily respected. The red circle has two tangent lines, one...
Third Rendition to the SPX hourly I've been working on over the past couple weeks as we've been falling. This chart is a neutral perspective. This chart is attempts to show; ~ A very much respected 30 degree channel, ~ Some circles that for some odd reason the act like semi-permeable membranes of a cell. - Support and resistance that are derived from tangent lines...
A daily chart with one major fib from the most recent extreme high down to the most recent extreme low. We then break down the main levels further with the fibs that come in between the major levels. The circles are there to give a visualization of how important each level is compared to the others. The circles also go to show that it's all apart of the same set.
Very simple chart with some basic geometry on a chart where time and price are locked in a 1:1 ratio. (scale = 1.0 in settings)
30 Degree angles are very cool! The dashed lines are Support and Resistance levels derived from the geometry overlayed on price. The Red lines are there to signify significant time cycles that are cyclical. The last of which in this particular model lands on September 1st. The circles are also very crucial in their own right and not all of them were added to this...
Very basic macro trend with price to bar ratio locked to 0.1 so time and price still have somewhat of a 1/1 ratio. 30 Degree angles r cool and there's a lot of extra geometry not being shown here in relation to price.
Zoom in/out to different points of synchronicity and pick one significant point on the chart to pay attention to.
Each point of synchronicity shines light upon a whole new image.