One of my favourite texts is Sacrobosco's De Sphaera.
The author doesn't begin with astrology. He begins with Archimedes, geometry, optics, and measurement!
He explains how a concave mirror concentrates the Sun's rays to produce fire as evidence that geometry demonstrates real physical truths!
He then goes on to describe astronomy as the "Queen of the Mathematical Sciences."
Think about that for a moment.
To the great scholars of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, astronomy wasn't founded on opinion or symbolism, rather it was founded on observation, geometry, and mathematical proof!
Perhaps there's a lesson there that has been forgotten.😉
@sharadjhun Bears are the most powerful and intelligent market participants.. Without them market never comes close to the proper valuation.. I am not talking about babies, those people finds selling opportunities for every spike up
Do you really think a cycle cares what sign of the zodiac it happens to occupy... or does it care far more about its true position within the cycle itself?!
Think, people... think.
In music, a harmonic doesn't resolve because someone calls it C major or F♯ minor. It resolves because of its mathematical relationship within the progression. The sequence determines the tension and the release not the label.
So why should markets be any different?
Those still arguing endlessly over zodiac signs might ask themselves one simple question:
If the sign is the secret... how is it that I've been able to forecast so many major market turning points to the day and, in many cases, the price?
Perhaps because the answer isn't in the label at all.
It is in the measurement, the geometry, the harmonics, and the cycle itself.
As Lord Kelvin famously said:
"To measure is to know."
The market doesn't care what we call something. It only responds to the laws that govern its harmony.
The below is not standard ology - rather, it is a special technique I recently put out for members to observe.
Below are two charts for NYSE 22nd/23rd August. This will be very interesting to see....
#nifty50 Was studying this index using MARKET OBSERVATORY TOOLS designed by @tradingplanets . Most humbly the greatest man teaching Gann methodologies with tremendous patience and love. The planetary fans and squareouts , see it yourself..
One of the greatest mistakes traders make is believing the market must always be moving.
Music isn't made only from notes... it's made from the rests between them.
Markets are no different and that was as many of you know the greatest discovery I ever made.
Consolidation. Range.
Silence. Waiting.
These aren't wasted periods, they're where structure forms, emotion resets, and the next move is prepared.
Impatience destroys more accounts than bad analysis ever will.
As Job 11:18 reminds us: "Thou shalt take thy rest in safety."
Learn to value the rest as much as the move.
19 years ago Messi took this symbolic picture with baby Yamal.
Messi wore jersey #19 in 2007.
Now 19yo Yamal wears #19.
Spain won the 19th World Cup.
Yamal faces Messi in the finals on July 19.
"The Sun" Tarot Card is #19 (see Argentina's sun).
The prodigal "son" is anointed 🌞⚽️
@ImpulseMonk007 Refer to the book of Precter.. He says B waves are like Fonis, very tough to identify as corrective..And also triangles are famous of creating Zig ZAg as internals..
🚨Lionel Messi was asked why he was emotional after Argentina’s victory over England to reach the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final.
🎙️ Reporter: “Leo, we saw you in tears after the final whistle. Why did this one mean so much?”
🗣️ Lionel Messi:
“Because this wasn’t an easy match. During the game, I could hear them telling each other, ‘Double up on him… go for his legs… don’t let him turn.’ They tried everything to make life difficult for me, and that’s football. I understand it.
England are a very strong team. They made us suffer for long periods. There were moments when it felt like every touch I took had two or three players around me.
But this Argentina team doesn’t know how to give up. That’s our greatest strength. Even when things become difficult, nobody drops their head. We keep believing until the very end.
When I looked at the scoreboard and saw there were less than ten minutes left, I felt a rush through my body. I told myself, ‘This is the moment. We have to find one more chance.’
That’s why I never stop asking for the ball. In matches like these, one pass, one movement or one decision can change everything.
The tears came because I know what this means to our people. I saw our supporters in the stands, I thought about my family and I thought about everyone in Argentina who has been with us through every high and every low.
Reaching another World Cup final is something very special, but our work isn’t finished. We didn’t come here just to reach the final. We came here to try and bring the World Cup back to Argentina one more time.”