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I can show you 3 perfect charts and make almost any indicator look amazing.
That’s not what I did here.
In Part 2 of the True Vibration series, I walk through ugly, choppy price action and apply the same simple framework over and over.
Many work beautifully. Some barely move. Some fail. That’s trading.
The point is to let you see the Edge with your own eyes and start learning how to recognize it yourself.
And naturally, this still barely scratches the surface. This is one small piece of the edge that can be uncovered when you combine market structure, momentum and timing. There are many ways to improve upon this.
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You don’t get paid extra for buying the exact bottom.
One of the old-school TA frameworks that really helped me when I was coming up was Stan Weinstein’s Stage Analysis.
There’s a reason I still think about it all these years later.
Weinstein broke markets into four basic stages: basing, advancing, topping and declining. He used things like the 30-week moving average, volume and relative strength to help identify when one stage was transitioning into another.
What people miss when they study this stuff is that the magic was never the 30-week moving average. The alpha was in the logic.
You don’t need to copy Weinstein exactly. You don’t need to copy me. Build your own framework. Use the tools that make sense to you.
But understand what you’re trying to identify.
Has the decline actually stopped? Is selling pressure drying up? Has price spent enough time building a real base? Is relative strength improving? When resistance finally goes, can price hold above it? Do the pullbacks start getting bought? Does the trend begin behaving differently?
Now we’re getting somewhere.
Will you pay more than the guy who somehow bought the exact bottom? Probably, but who cares?
You’re paying a little more for information and that information is what can give you the confidence to do something much harder than buying the low… to actually hold the asset while a real trend develops.
That’s what a good framework does for you.
It doesn’t predict every candle. It helps you recognize when the odds have changed enough to establish a directional bias, find your entries, know where you’re wrong, and stay with the trade while the evidence continues to support it.
There’s a big difference between being late and waiting for confirmation.
Your job isn’t to buy the lowest price. It’s to recognize when the odds have changed.
If this helped you see TA a little differently, pass it along, repost it. Maybe it helps the next trader too.
Your smart TV is taking screenshots of your screen every 15 seconds.
Not a guess. Not a theory.
A peer-reviewed study by researchers at UC Davis, UCL, and UC3M tested it.
Samsung TVs: every minute.
LG TVs: every 15 seconds.
Even when you're just using it as a monitor.
Here's how to turn it off for every brand:
Breaking: Your phone is sending data to Google every 4.5 minutes.
Screen off. Phone untouched.
Trinity College Dublin confirmed it in a peer reviewed study.
Here are 12 settings to cut it off:
The Impatience Epidemic in Crypto
It’s wild right now. Everyone’s frustrated, convinced the market “owes” them something.
But if you’re feeling that way, it’s not the market that’s broken. It’s your perspective.
The impatient chase noise. The patient study structure.
Markets don’t reward emotion; they reward endurance. And when volatility clears, it’s never the loudest who win, it’s the longest.
I might record a video later breaking down how to master patience in markets (and in life).
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Charles Mackay’s Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds warned us centuries ago. The strange part isn’t how the past looks, it’s how familiar it feels. For years, I’ve recommended this book because it explains our present better than most news outlets.
Crowds repeat history.
Tulip Mania, the South Sea Bubble, the Mississippi Scheme, centuries ago people poured fortunes into illusions, confident that this time was different. The details change, but human nature remains the same. Delusion spreads faster than reason, and people cheer it on until reality shatters the dream.
Today’s madness is no different.
Meme stocks, meme coins, speculative bubbles, political cults, history didn’t just rhyme this time, it has roared back. Crowds still hate the truth, still persecute dissent, still cling to illusions that soothe their bias. You saw it with COVID mismanagement, the vaccine promises that were never true, and the media blackout of accountability. You see it with the trans movement’s insistence on “scientific” claims that deny biological reality. The crowd would rather be comforted by absurdity than wounded by fact.
And nothing proves it more than the Russia collusion hoax.
Regardless of how you feel about @realDonaldTrump, the facts remain: Hillary Clinton’s campaign paid for a fabricated story, intelligence agencies ran with it, and it was used to spy on an incoming president. This is a well-established FACT that created chaos, division, and wasted years of governance. Yet to this day, millions refuse to condemn it, clinging to the lie instead of facing the truth. If you can’t call balls and strikes when you see them, you’re not being “loyal”, you’re being blinded. Bias is the prison; truth is the only escape.
Awareness is your edge.
The book makes clear: delusion is inevitable. But recognizing it, seeing the madness while others cheer, is where power lies. If you welcome truth above all else, you’ll never be trapped in the crowd’s hysteria. The same applies to trading. When you recognize a bubble forming, you don’t have to fear it, you can ride it. With risk management and discipline, bubbles become opportunities. Catch them in an uptrend and you ride the wave. Chase them in a downtrend, and you’re just another bagholder. Charts > hearts.
That’s why awareness matters.
Understanding that this cycle has played out for centuries arms you with a sense of detachment. When you know crowds are built to panic, built to delude themselves, built to overreach, you stop being surprised. You start being prepared.
The lesson is timeless.
Delusion will always seduce. Truth will always offend. Awareness is the difference between being a victim of the crowd and standing above it. Mackay’s book wasn’t just a warning, it was a gift.
If you want an edge in life, in politics, in trading, seek truth above comfort. See clearly while others rage blindly. Recognize that every bubble, every madness, is both a trap and an opportunity.
The crowds may go mad. You don’t have to.
Turn noise into levels of interest—clean, anchored—with this FREE indicator.
This is Part 1 of 2: My Imbalance (Fair Value Gap) script, tuned to how I trade. The OB/Breaker indicator will follow.
The page includes a clear write-up (and there’s plenty of FVG content and videos online).
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Fair Value Gaps (FVGs) aren’t just chart patterns. They’re footprints of imbalance, the raw evidence that market orders overwhelmed limit orders.
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What They Really Are
When aggressive buying or selling wipes out retracements, price leaves behind a void.
That “gap” is an inefficiency and where inefficiency exists, liquidity hides. This is why FVGs often attract price back like a magnet.
Tested vs Untested
•Untested FVGs = strongest — untouched liquidity, waiting.
•Retested FVGs = weaker — every probe drains their power.
•Context decides validity: not every FVG is tradable, but every FVG speaks.
Timeframe Power
•Weekly/monthly FVGs can guide price for weeks.
•Daily/Intraday may only provide one solid reaction.
The higher the timeframe, the stronger the liquidity batch.
Context Is King
FVGs should never be isolated.
Overlay:
•Support/resistance zones
•Order blocks
•Market structure (BOS, trend shifts)
Only then do you know if an FVG is a pivot… or just noise.
Bull vs Bear Priority
•In uptrends: lower FVGs hold more weight (aligned with pullbacks).
•In downtrends: higher FVGs matter more.
Always align with premium/discount logic.
Structural Strength
•BoS (Break-of-Structure) + FVG = powerful confluence, pullback magnet.
•No BoS? Then the gap is fragile, easily bypassed.
Names & Ego Traps
Over the years, FVGs have been renamed and rebranded. Some traders use new labels as if they “invented” alpha. But recycling old concepts with shiny names isn’t mastery, it’s marketing.
Knowledge can puff people up, create bias, and trap them in self-importance. The market humbles that every time.
Mastery Alpha
The real edge isn’t just knowing FVGs exist. It’s mastering them yourself, testing, bleeding, refining until you know what works for you.
The best alpha isn’t handed to you, it’s forged in blood, sweat, and screen time.
FVGs are not magic. They’re tools.
Use them with structure, confluence, and humility.
Forget the renaming games. Forget the ego.
Master them through your own work, because that mastery is the only alpha no one can take from you.
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