ES Highs as support with flat rate of increase
Stumbled on this while learning something else, thought it was fun.
Resistance becomes support, yada yada. I drew a line from the '07 peak to the COVID bottom.
I thought to myself "inflation is like 3% right?" with no basis and no consideration of compounding. The math worked out eerily close to 3% yearly on the line.
I said "huh". So I drew some lines from notable peaks at the same angles (lucky number 7 when you zoom out to this exact frame), and the results WILL STUN AND ROCK YOUR INNER BEING.
The May '15 peak lines up pretty much perfectly with the December '18 low. Even the 2000 peak kinda lines up with the closes of the '19-'20 dips.
If I disappear in the middle of the night, you'll know it was because Wall Street can't allow me to live knowing the infinite money secret.
I guess we'll see when price dips to those top 3 lines...
Resistance becomes support, yada yada. I drew a line from the '07 peak to the COVID bottom.
I thought to myself "inflation is like 3% right?" with no basis and no consideration of compounding. The math worked out eerily close to 3% yearly on the line.
I said "huh". So I drew some lines from notable peaks at the same angles (lucky number 7 when you zoom out to this exact frame), and the results WILL STUN AND ROCK YOUR INNER BEING.
The May '15 peak lines up pretty much perfectly with the December '18 low. Even the 2000 peak kinda lines up with the closes of the '19-'20 dips.
If I disappear in the middle of the night, you'll know it was because Wall Street can't allow me to live knowing the infinite money secret.
I guess we'll see when price dips to those top 3 lines...