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Time dynamics is about the fundamental structure of the market and the impact of time on price trends.
Knowing when to place a trade is at least 50% of trading. And timing requires professional cues. That’s why in this article we only discuss trade timing and not trading.
Having a trading time plan is crucial because if you spend most of your time in front of the charts looking for trading opportunities, the market will catch you and eventually overwhelm you.
In this article I try to explain a short version of my system in the simplest language possible. I have been working on this system for a long time and my intention is not to build a trading system so you might think it would be more useful to NASA than FF members. Anyway, I decided to share my work with FF members because I did not find any useful posts or articles about using Fibonacci time zones and general timing in the market. You can read a simpler version of this article with fewer trading examples here: https://timedynamics.wordpress.com/
1- Time Spiral Gravity:
Every experienced trader knows the importance of the S/R line, but there is another dimension that is just as important as the horizontal lines in our charts, the vertical lines that define time.
But due to its collusive nature, some people use it in their transactions.
The first concept is what I call ( time gravity ).
For better understanding, let me give an example:
If you look at the shape of galaxies and our solar system, you'll see that the planets rotate in the form of spiral disks.
Let's consider this because the electricity surrounding stars and planets is ionized by that planet's magnetic field and propagates through the universe at the speed of the planet's rotation around itself. This rotation will create a spiral gravity field in the plasma flow, which will rotate at almost the same speed. It traps smaller objects within it. So the stronger the magnetic field, the stronger the gravity. (It makes more sense than curved space and dark matter anyway!)
A spiral with golden ratio expansion is formed due to the rotation of its core and the effect that rotation has on the space surrounding that core, much like a tornado!
Now time gravity are following the same rule:
Typically, main, doji, and pinbar candles are the core of the gravitational field of time, absorbing the price behind them and pushing them away in the form of Fibonacci extensions. This will be seen as a time wave. And just like the planet's rotation rate, it is expanding at a ratio of 1.618 .
If I say to be more precise, every two time waves create a new wave equal to the sum of the last two waves or the length of the last wave crossing the 1.618 golden ratio. The results won't always be the same, but in both cases you'll have an obvious point at which the next wave ends or begins!
If the price moves away from the prevailing gravitational field, and after a big wave, the price moves towards the gravitational core, the new wave size is equal to the negative of the last two waves, or we can measure the length of the last wave (calculating candles) and divide it by the golden ratio 1.618.
In addition to Fibonacci Time Spirals, there are also cycles , which I will cover in detail in my next article.
Now look at the image below and check how the sum of the two waves forms a new wave (numbers represent candles, Sunday data is not included):
Knowing when to place a trade is at least 50% of trading. And timing requires professional cues. That’s why in this article we only discuss trade timing and not trading.
Having a trading time plan is crucial because if you spend most of your time in front of the charts looking for trading opportunities, the market will catch you and eventually overwhelm you.
In this article I try to explain a short version of my system in the simplest language possible. I have been working on this system for a long time and my intention is not to build a trading system so you might think it would be more useful to NASA than FF members. Anyway, I decided to share my work with FF members because I did not find any useful posts or articles about using Fibonacci time zones and general timing in the market. You can read a simpler version of this article with fewer trading examples here: https://timedynamics.wordpress.com/
1- Time Spiral Gravity:
Every experienced trader knows the importance of the S/R line, but there is another dimension that is just as important as the horizontal lines in our charts, the vertical lines that define time.
But due to its collusive nature, some people use it in their transactions.
The first concept is what I call ( time gravity ).
For better understanding, let me give an example:
If you look at the shape of galaxies and our solar system, you'll see that the planets rotate in the form of spiral disks.
Let's consider this because the electricity surrounding stars and planets is ionized by that planet's magnetic field and propagates through the universe at the speed of the planet's rotation around itself. This rotation will create a spiral gravity field in the plasma flow, which will rotate at almost the same speed. It traps smaller objects within it. So the stronger the magnetic field, the stronger the gravity. (It makes more sense than curved space and dark matter anyway!)
A spiral with golden ratio expansion is formed due to the rotation of its core and the effect that rotation has on the space surrounding that core, much like a tornado!
Now time gravity are following the same rule:
Typically, main, doji, and pinbar candles are the core of the gravitational field of time, absorbing the price behind them and pushing them away in the form of Fibonacci extensions. This will be seen as a time wave. And just like the planet's rotation rate, it is expanding at a ratio of 1.618 .
If I say to be more precise, every two time waves create a new wave equal to the sum of the last two waves or the length of the last wave crossing the 1.618 golden ratio. The results won't always be the same, but in both cases you'll have an obvious point at which the next wave ends or begins!
If the price moves away from the prevailing gravitational field, and after a big wave, the price moves towards the gravitational core, the new wave size is equal to the negative of the last two waves, or we can measure the length of the last wave (calculating candles) and divide it by the golden ratio 1.618.
In addition to Fibonacci Time Spirals, there are also cycles , which I will cover in detail in my next article.
Now look at the image below and check how the sum of the two waves forms a new wave (numbers represent candles, Sunday data is not included):
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