The ''Pulse'' of an asset times Fibonacci: Bitcoin Ordered Chaos
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Every move in a price chart starts with an ''Impulse'', imagine it like a ''Pebble''.
When the Pebble hits water it creates ''Ripples'' that are captured by the Fib Series.
Each Ripple has equal distances between peaks and troughs, or what I call the ''Pulse''.
Each Line has Gravity .
Each Line must be Tested.
Each Line has a Personality.
2 line coincidence is Dependable.
3 line coincidence is Respectable.
4 line coincidence is Worshipable.
Every Asset Class behaves this way.
Every Time Frame shows these ripples.
Every Human Brain is susceptible to them.
He who understands this will be Humble.
He who embraces this will gain Precision.
He who ignores this will find only Chaos.
This is a followup to my previous tutorial linked below.
That one has gotten very long with so many updates as examples.
PLEASE spend some time on the numerous examples in the first publication below:
When the Pebble hits water it creates ''Ripples'' that are captured by the Fib Series.
Each Ripple has equal distances between peaks and troughs, or what I call the ''Pulse''.
Each Line has Gravity .
Each Line must be Tested.
Each Line has a Personality.
2 line coincidence is Dependable.
3 line coincidence is Respectable.
4 line coincidence is Worshipable.
Every Asset Class behaves this way.
Every Time Frame shows these ripples.
Every Human Brain is susceptible to them.
He who understands this will be Humble.
He who embraces this will gain Precision.
He who ignores this will find only Chaos.
This is a followup to my previous tutorial linked below.
That one has gotten very long with so many updates as examples.
PLEASE spend some time on the numerous examples in the first publication below:
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Oops, link got messed up. Here is the original Idea with 100's of examples Note
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