Trend Architect

Visualizing the architecture of trends through parabolic curves. I ride multi-day swings until the chart tells me otherwise. Not a guru.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

@dougboneparth There’s a little caveat to it and it has a lot to do with psychology:

A price tag can filter out the fickle and the teacher ends up with a community of dedicated students who are willing to commit and won’t ruin the vibe. This in turn keeps the teacher motivated.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

#NQ_F — Looking like a grand repeat of the November 21st turnaround. Premarket price action unable to trace the parabolic curve down. Bullish!

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

#NQ_F — Ladies and gentlemen, our new accelerating curve has been identified (it’s a bearish one).

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

#NQ_F — We may be in an accelerating curve that soon resolves to the upside. Price action will eventually prove or disprove it.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Resistance at 25,680 has been suspiciously strong these past days. Curious to find out if price action can re-enter the uptrend curve. I remain cautiously bullish.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Small roadblock on the way up. EMAs in several timeframes act as support for a loft landing.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

V-shaped recovery appears to be underway. Textbook bounce at the weekly 10/20 EMAs in recent days.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

A bottoming process is always painful to go through, for both the long and short side.

Try to focus on the bigger picture and stick to your bias until proven wrong.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Strong bounce yesterday back to the upper boundary of a downtrending parabola, and 10/20 EMA band. My bias is that we will range a little and eventually head higher.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Pre-market weakness is merely quick profit-taking and negligible. Trend has already reversed up. The bottom is in.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

I dare to bet on a bottoming formation. Friday’s bounce at the weekly 20 EMA (bottom right chart) in combination with a false break supports this case.

Parabolic downtrends (as seen in the top chart) generally end with a final flush that we may have had on the 20th.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

@BeekmanNoCo @pepemoonboy Learning to hedge with index futures will seem like cheat code. Have consistently evened out my CSP losses during downturns.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Yesterday’s price action felt like a rug pull. Early cheers have been entirely silenced. Prices met with firm resistance at the 10/20 EMA band. I updated my curves to reflect this accordingly.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Bulls were unable to hold today’s rally and hit firm resistance below 25,000. Existing curves remain intact.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

The trend’s theme remains bearish. Weekly 10/20 EMAs have inverted and acted as resistance on Monday.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Community, would you like me to post frequent analysis on parabolic curves together with trading opportunities?

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

To stand out from the crowd, you must stand apart from the crowd.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

@WealthCoachMak It’s about time.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

It’s much easier to trade in the direction of the trend, and hold. No day-trading needed at all to succeed.

[Trend Architect @TrendArchitect]

Be patient and let trends unfold. Don’t interrupt your trade until your signal in the opposite direction emerges.