Box trends and levels on BTC. After squaring the price/time to find 45 degrees, I use rotated rectangles to capture the price. Next, I clone the boxes and move them in a symmetrical order to bring not only what is possible but a visual of balance to future dates. I've found that marking the corners, midlines, and intersections from these boxes usually hold strong...
I used one of my tools to square the price over 144 bar spacing to find the segments and an average to lock the scale to 45 degrees relative to price and time. Not many know that while holding shift and using drawing tools you can lock to 0 45 and 90 degrees while drawing. Likewise you can hold shift while moving drawings to drag the drawings along the same plane....
SEE ORIGINAL WITH DWEB ON. Compton showing the first touch of the bottom line. This could mean it's already oversold though being it's the first time in this territory I use caution because there could be a bit of discovery along the bottom line. DWEB indicator - simply marked next levels that will hold support /...
See original here. Gann fan is unconventional method created from the DWEB trend alignment tool. Green lines below show balance values with the first and most likely level to hit if SPX continues to slip marked in purple. Compton indicator shows SPX entering the first phase of buy value. This can last days or weeks....
I have no reason to believe this is anything other than a nice drawing of symmetry. The new circles tool is nice.
Simple and often effective way to visualize trend levels. Long term always long on BTC
Nothing you haven't seen from me before but it has been a while. This is simply a visual of the Ebb & Flow of Bitcoins price action at the top. Made from squaring the price using Bonfire, cloning and adding quadrants.
Using the alignment tool from DWEB to make some interesting trends. This is actually an older chart. Long term always long on BTC
Please see original with DWEB turned on. If is slips here, this is the way.
Simple idea here but worth noting. This bottom trend has historically been very significant yet hard to maintain. I'm not betting on a fail but I want to watch it closely.
Notes: 365 360 180 144 72 12 Tangents Long term long on BTC always.
Trends (for me) are just one tool to add some clarity to the price action. Not everything runs on a straight line. Trends are made to follow, bounce from and/or fail. Once the price and time are squared 1/1, things get a little clearer.
See original with Bonfire indicator turned on Using Bonfire set to read 144 candles back, I trued the price to time and squared everything up 1/1. I also marked times you will want to watch the price.
See original where I used the forward/outlook indicators to predict the last pivot. With that I was able to find natural trends using the next pivot as a center and recent high as the comparative level (vertically). Bulls would want divergence over the declining Safety Net indicator below.
Symmetry and alignment. Works more often than not. A great tool to have if it's valid or even valid for a while. Having natural trends for the price to follow and fail is the point here.
I have seen this many times in crypto. The risk reward is always less when buying the bottoms in BTC value. Remember LTC is considered a "Blue Chip" coin. Listed on every exchange, wallet, RH and crypto ticker in every market.
If you follow my charts you know I have my own methods and ways to chart. I used my Bonfire indicator to find true price/time square and Fib trends to find natural price levels. See original here
Using DWEB to plot Gann data and local cyclic data. Please see original below.