Liberty doesn’t protect you from volatility — it protects you from poor decisions.
Here you can see how a “normal chart” turns into an actionable plan:
Forecast, alternative, and execution plan — built on clear scenarios, target zones, and triggers.
Forecasts are not guarantees. You get structured scenarios so you can prepare decisions in advance.
Scenario logic: forecast + alternative — not just an opinion
Trigger levels: confirmation / invalidation — when a scenario becomes active (and when it doesn’t)
Target zones: clearly defined objectives — plus consequences (“What does this mean now?”)
You don’t see the “perfect entry.” You see a structure designed to prevent costly mistakes.
First, you see price action alone — then structure, wave logic, scenarios, and finally a concrete execution plan.
Candlesticks show price movement in defined time intervals (e.g. 1 day, 4 hours, 1 week).
Each candle summarizes what happened during that period — and many candles together form the chart structure.
A candlestick consists of open, high, low, and close:
Green: the closing price is above the opening price
Red: the closing price is below the opening price
This allows you to recognize direction and momentum at a glance — the foundation for structure, scenarios, and target zones.
Prices do not move randomly — they follow recurring patterns driven by expectations, emotions, and behavior.
The foundation is an advanced interpretation of Elliott Wave logic, used as a framework to structure market dynamics.
Our method translates these patterns into a clear decision structure,
so you don’t have to guess at the moment of action — you can decide.
Markets leave patterns in the chart
These patterns follow recurring relationships
From this, scenarios, target zones, and clear alternatives emerge
Red target zones mark areas on the upside where the market typically reacts —
often zones for profits, partial exits, or risk reduction.
Purple target zones mark areas on the downside where a correction may end —
often zones for entries or add-on positions.
What matters is not the color — but the logic behind it:
You get target zones and a Plan B, instead of hope and improvisation.
Dashed arrows indicate the alternative route —
used if the primary scenario is invalidated.
Circles mark relevant turning points within an alternative route.
Horizontal lines are key levels: areas that either confirm or break a scenario.
This turns “gut feeling” into a clear if–then framework.
The wedge in the upper-left corner of the chart shows the direction of the dominant trend:
Upward wedge (purple): rising primary trend
Downward wedge (red): declining primary trend
This allows you to immediately see whether you are working with the market — or against it.
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