Market dynamics depend more on the proportions of variables (like price and time) than on their absolute values. 🕒 Key Concepts: Time & Price
Bryce T. Gilmore's , first published in 1986, is a foundational text that merges technical analysis with natural law. It provides a visual and quantitative framework for understanding market movements through geometric proportions and time-price relationships. 📐 Core Philosophy Geometry of Markets - vol 1
Using specific vibration angles to forecast where a price might find support or resistance during a trend. Market dynamics depend more on the proportions of
Identifying future turning points by "squaring" a previous price range or low/high point. It provides a visual and quantitative framework for
Emphasizes that for geometric analysis to work, charts must be scaled correctly (e.g., 1 unit of price = 1 unit of time). 📊 Methodology Overview Description Market Structure Focuses on swing logic and trend assessment. Price Projections