The Power of Lower Time Frame Patterns & Fractal Geometry
|Trader and author Jay Norris defines the fractal nature of markets and dispels the common held believe that when it comes to market analysis longer-term is always better than shorter-term. He reminds us of the power of simplicity, and shows examples of short-term pattern shifts which prompt intermediate and long-term market moves, or what in Chaos Theory is called “the butterfly effect”, in today’s markets.
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