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I adopted this concept from Michael J. Huddleston. His concepts have stayed with me and motivated me to take action. Over the years, I have studied his ideas and found them to be the most accurate. Not because they work well, but because they truly represent the market. The interplay of time, liquidity, and imbalances inspires me and keeps me engaged with the charts. It has given us the ability to truly understand price action. Some claim it doesn't work, but that's because they don't study and don't realize that it's not a puzzle to solve. It's fractal... an infinite puzzle that you must piece together yourself.
Tesla's theory about the numbers 3, 6, and 9, connected to the mathematical and natural patterns of Fibonacci and fractals, suggests that there are fundamental principles governing universal structures and behaviors. In the context of financial markets, these ideas can be applied to understand and predict market patterns, with traders using fractals and Fibonacci ratios to analyze market movements. These connections indicate that, just as nature follows certain mathematical rules, markets may also adhere to these principles.
Technical analysis involves what you examine on your chart. Michael J. Huddleston gave it a special name: Technical Science. This means that the chart doesn't need any indicators. They're unnecessary because the real indicators are already within reach: the price itself, and the time, which plays a crucial role in this fractal market. Think of the London open, New York open, midnight, 8:30 AM,... many elements that serve as indicators. And finally, the art of recognizing liquidity, which helps you determine your daily bias. That is the art.
The fact that we call it fractal comes from the idea that we see certain things repeating. This is reflected in his quote: "Every day, every week, and it won't stop." The power of 3, the hunt for liquidity, and imbalances repeat across all timeframes. Within each candle, there's a whole story unfolding that tells us something. That is the art of reading the charts.