Connecting the dots with Bitcoin using CMYK

Back at the beginning of April, I published a losing trade that has since forced me to focus harder and get it right the next time. So I started reading books.

For all of April, May and now almost half-way into June, I have been working non-stop on a system that is yet to mature but is refined enough to share one snapshot, the weekly that you are familiar with and have seen many times before.

Without getting into too much detail, I have spent my time toiling over equations and changing parameters for nearly ten hours a day, sometimes more trying to figure out what will work for me.

I needed a system that gives me assurance on all time frames, is simple to look at and understand at a glance and achieve results.

The results have yet to be put to the test in a trade, I'm almost there, ready to take another plunge but not quite yet.

Last night I decided to change the way I'm seeing the data on the screen and it's germinated into this colourful monstrosity.

I just added a Fibonacci to the results and have only managed to just complicated things more than I wanted but it's there for other people who are smarter than me to analyze.

The main focuses here is the use of CMYK to represent volume and price action in a way that has never been achieved before.

I also think that this is the beginning of something different and something that has never been done before, so it goes without saying that I have more reading to do and have to continue studying.

Without any fanfare, I think this is a game changer.

I'll post something else in more detail when I feel more confident that my work is complete.

Understanding what I've created and discovered is going to take quite some time.

Thank you,
Stew B,
Twitter: SheikYirbuti

PS: My favorite color is now Purple.

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