A market turn does not only have a price. It also has timing.
By studying the relationship between time and past market movements, we can identify specific timings that become important around significant highs and lows.
The objective is to understand where those timings come from and use them to prepare for a potential market move, along with its likely direction.
Nifty50 gave an example of this today. It made its low on Tuesday and then rallied nearly 200 points.
The interesting part is not the rally itself.
It is what the timing of that low has in common with earlier turning points in the market.
When you study the market through time and vibration, specific timings repeat because of their relationship with previous important highs and lows. Tuesday’s low was one of those timings.
The objective is to study the relationship between time and past market movements, understand where important timings are coming from, and recognise them early enough to prepare for a potential market move and its likely direction.
That is the subject of my new course, On Time and Vibration.
The course goes into the working principles behind W.D. Gann’s Law of Vibration and shows how time, price and past market movements can be studied and used together.
The 200-point rally is what everyone notices.
But the real question is:
What made Tuesday’s timing important, and why did the market make a low there rather than a high?
That is where the study of time and vibration begins.
The full details are available on the course page.
Read about On Time and Vibration
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