Thread: Dynamics of Time

Dynamics of Time is about the basic structures of the market and how time influences price trends. Knowing when to operate represents at least 50% of trading. And that �when� needs a serious approach. That�s why this thread focuses exclusively on synchronization, not on operations itself. Having a temporary plan in trading is essential, because if you spend the whole day glued to the graphics looking for an entry, the market absorbs you and sinks you without you realizing it. In this thread I share a summary and as clear as possible version of my system. I�ve spent years developing it and it was never thought as traditional trading fields, so you probably find this link more suitable for NASA than for this forum. Anyway I decided to share it because I didn�t find it anywhere useful about temporary areas of Fibonacci or about the overall synchronization in the markets. If you want to read a simpler version and with fewer practical examples, I leave this link to you: https://timedynamics.wordpress.com/ 1- Gravity Espiral of Time: Any translation with experience knows how vitals that are the levels of support and resistance exist.

2- Common Levels in Temporary Waves: Although Fibonacci sequence serves for temporal zones, finding the second correct point is complicated, and there is also too much space between lines, so few traders use it. I developed my own sequence after many tests. If you look at trends, you will see that many last 7 candles and other 11. These are the most common levels according to my experience. 7 sails per wave reflect the speed of spin, like that of a planet that disperses its spiral gravity. The levels are: (7 11 18 29 47 76 122 195 311 498

Don�t expect this system to get you all chewed up. It�s not a magic template or YouTube set-up to line up with a click. If you�re looking for exact signals, this thread isn�t for you. It�s about understanding the pace of the market, not following color flecites. But if you get the job of studying time cycles and adjusting your strategy to those patterns, you�ll notice a brutal difference in your consistency. You don�t need to change your system, just complement it with a sense of when, not just where.

I know that for some people this sounds like science fiction, but sometimes what we don�t understand is what scares us the most. Many traders want everything to be simple and fast, but the market doesn�t work with shortcuts. The advantage of working with time is that you can plan better, reduce stress and avoid getting into any candle that moves a little. In the end, trading isn�t about trading anymore, but about operating better and with less mental wear.

I am surprised how many still obsessed with price, but ignore the time factor. It�s like reading a book skipping half the pages and hoping to understand the story. Time is what structure the movement. Without that component, the price levels say nothing. You can have the best technical input, but if it�s not at the right time, it will be a further loss.

For those who ask if this �really works,� the answer is: it depends on whether you study it, whether you adapt it, and whether you�re willing to think outside the mold. It�s not a system for impatient people. This is for those who seek to fine-tune their accuracy, not for those who get frustrated if there�s no trade every 5 minutes.

I have seen more effectiveness with a well placed timeline than with three indicators crossing at the same time. The price reacts to the time more often than many believe. It is not magic, it is repetitive statistics. The market has memory, but that memory is not in the price: it is in the moment.

Some tell me this is too abstract. Abstract compared to what? With RSI crossing level 70? With the umpteenth misinterpreted divergence? Every system requires study. This is no more complicated than learning Ichimoku or Wyckoff, you are simply unaccustomed to thinking vertically rather than horizontally.

If you already have a cost-effective system, don�t throw it away. But add time, add cycles. You�re going to realize how your perspective changes. You can keep going into support and selling in endurance, but if you know when that support is loaded with a 47 candle cycle, your probability improves a lot.

Many wait for the �perfect setup� to enter the market. The funny thing is that most find it when it�s over. That�s because they don�t look at time. When you understand the cyclic pattern, you see the formation before it�s complete. That�s where the real edge is, not at the crosses of moving stockings.