I've marked out the weekly with grey boxes, the daily with red boxes the 4hr with orange 1hr with yellow price plays around the swing highs, lows and medians of these boxes
Pacs is a Utah company from Farmington. they have had great growth and price seems to be looking for support. lets see how the legacy trend hold up to the recent sell off. the grey color is weekly interest the pink is monthly. red is daily
Green = yearly levels and should have a strong reaction towards or away from them. pink = monthly levels, they are less strong than yearly levels Grey = weeky levels
The yearly sentiment is gaining interest and these dips are, for them, possible buying opportunities. yearly green levels are stronger than pink monthly levels, grey weekly levels and red daily levels.
Green = Yearly Pink = Monthly Grey = Weekly the top of the blue distribution candles are support. the bottoms of the white accumulation candles are resistance. mark you own daily levels in red
Green yearly levels are stronger than pink monthly levels which are stronger than grey weekly levels which are stronger than red daily, orange 4hr and yellow 1hr timeframes. if a strong reaction relative to its level is not seen when it is expected it is failing to the next nearest strongest level.
Green = Yearly levels Pink = Monthly levels grey = Weekly Red= Daily Orange = 4 The higher timeframe levels are the strongest and our expectation is a strong bounce. if that strong reaction is not seen, and the level is disrespected, then the opposite is true. use if/then statements to guide your thinking.
I don't know this company but lets check out the science of the chart. green stuff is yearly data light pink = monthly Weekly = Grey Daily = Red 4hr = Orange 1hr = Yellow Monthly - Daily - Hourly used for fractal relevance. Higher timeframe levels are stronger and should have a strong reaction, if not expect failure.
green = yearly light pink = monthly grey = weekly orange = 4hour. Yearly color levels should have strong reactions, if not, they are failing and will have an opposite reaction. tops of blue distribution candles = support bottoms of white accumulation candles = resistance. take off, SkyWest. I see where you're going.
Judge just ruled XRP is not a security and OpenEden partnered with Ripple to offer tokenized T-Bills on XRPL The tops of the blue distribution candles are supports. Focus on the first and last blue candles if there are more than two. The bottom sides of the white accumulation candles are resistance. focus on the first and last candles if there are more than...
Sportsmans Warehouse is a great store. I read they have investors help with a loan and have no idea how they plan on getting the attention of new investors like me. The yearly swing low just broke as far as this chart goes. If anybody can see a distribution candle lower than current price, that will be the next support.
The light blue lines are 15min timeframe data points. they are weak levels in relation to 4hr levels but they are correlated by fractals with the weekly. blue lines 15min orange = 4hr grey = weekly green = yearly. If price keeps distributing, we'll see lower prices... lol
Chocolate Weekly levels are grey yearly green daily red
The monthly TA marked but keeping an eye on how the longest, legacy, yellow trend moves(not the local yellow trend that just held price.). Its cycling as the controller. once it gets to 0 degree's its a polarity point that fuels a big move if it breaks or holds.
This is a daily timeframe view with monthly and yearly TA. Green = year redish = monthly grey = weekly I just saw a post for GDLC by gdlc appear on my timeline and thought, really? do they need money? Price just broke trend. If you understand the concept of Master / Controller of the charts. If the Master switched and controller is now the support levels...
I wonder if XRP will finally flirt with the level at .37 cents. this relationship between price and that level has been a long distant relationship for so long.
making memories is a scrapbooking play on words. This chart is looking good and they pay a dividend. Looks like a good time to start making memories with Cricut I guess. the black boxes are yearly ranges with the median marked. grey is weekly info
The dividends are like 4% so I gotta chart this awesome company doing the most. The black box is a year candle and the green dashed line is the median range. black trend lines were added on the monthly chart that's the idea.