Brilliant & Awesome @fract!!! You're using vertical timeLines, rather than the oblique cross-hatches of much of your work. That is the app
f4taL1ty
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You are the best man 👍🏼
Vibranium_Capital
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Nice one
SwallowPremium
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Great insight, thanks!
AlkalineFX
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I love this!
MrCryptoGamer
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Thank you Fract you are the best
Bill_Howell
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Rewrite as the text was chopped by the cheer : Brilliant & Awesome @fract!!! You're using vertical timeLines, rather than the oblique cross-hatches of much of your work. That is the approach that I am taking, as it is much more (simple, clear) and amenable to Pine Script programming. However, my very simple script, which should have taken <= 3 days, has consumed 3 weeks (since 04May2022) of (time, frustration) even though I had a skeleton "multi-fractal" program from Sep2020 (almost 2 years ago). PineScript is wickedly different in minor grammatical details, and I'm always forgetting the "series" approach as opposed to "arrays". I abandoned work back in Sep2020 because it was taking too long, the same is about to happen this time around too.
fract
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@Bill_Howell, Thank you. I personally prefer angled fib channels because they carry information about average steepness of trend in respect to timing. The vertical TimeFibs and horizontal Fib retracement is perceived easier. I agree with that one. However, Fibonacci Channels approach shows a more accurate market simulation. BTW thanks for TVCoins
Bill_Howell
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@fract - I agree, the angles convey important information. But for the last three days, I can get timeFractals, but not priceFractals with my Pine Script. It's very frustrating, especially as I am trying to do something so simple, and my use of the QNial programming language + Unix (command, utility)s would be vastly more (fast, powerful). But the TradingView tie-in is too important - I am far too lazy to update data, so concepts are forgotten and mistakes repeated without TradingView
Bill_Howell
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@fract, Assuming that I've properly set access to all, here's the link to my very incomplete implementation of [time, price] multi-fractals, based on Stephen Puetz's fantastic "Universal Wave Series" (UWS). tradingview.com/chart/qJVK80J7/ If you can't access, I will try to post the PineScript and TradingView graphs for SP500USD in a week or two. I just now reverted to my older Fibonnacci priceFractal coding, which is not time-nested, whereas the Puetz timeFractals are. I've been beaten up too much by PineScript coding over the last few weeks, so I won't go the next steps. Ultimately, what I really wanted was to look at : 1) Leibnitz fractals via his "Fractional Order Calculus" - maybe that would lead to something like your diagonals? 2) Elliot Waves 3) Prechter Socionomics Another question is if Sacha Dobler's books "Solar History", "Solar behaviour", and "Hormonageddon" might provide unifying concepts on the very short term (<<100,000 years). Keep in mind that Puetz's UWS scales to billions of years, and across a big chunk of conceptual themes from (physics, astronomy, geology, 5-7? giant biological extinctions (eg Cambrian, Permian, Silurian, ..., Cretaceous : I should know these but I always forget), climate&weather, human behaviour, history, war, stock markets, big market crashes, etc etc etc.