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Fractal Model
Understanding the Fractal Model in Market Analysis
The fractal model is a mathematical framework that describes self-similar patterns occurring at different time scales. In financial markets, fractals suggest that price movements are not random, but rather follow repetitive structures across various timeframes. This model allows traders to identify recurring patterns and potential turning points, helping to enhance technical analysis and improve decision-making.
The fractal model is a mathematical framework that describes self-similar patterns occurring at different time scales. In financial markets, fractals suggest that price movements are not random, but rather follow repetitive structures across various timeframes. This model allows traders to identify recurring patterns and potential turning points, helping to enhance technical analysis and improve decision-making.
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