HD1L8 : The Swing Rule : Part II
We can spot cross-cycles potential targets.
Such targets covering multiple cycles and replicating harmonically among any pattern are called Symbiots.
Symbiots represent the root for symbiotic patterns.
As we noticed in the previous course, the swing rule is one of the most simple and most effective pattern-tracings to implement.
So are symbiots.
Procedure for creating a symbiot
- Open chart on eagle eye
- Trace Cycle Lines
- On each cycle, spot at least one pattern (easiest one being a channel)
- Retrace each channels length to produce the target
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- Copy each target and put them aside
- Use delimiter (two strictly parallel trendlines) to associate them
- Insert the targets into the delimiters individually
Retrace the delimiters length to produce the symbiot.
Insert the symbiot into a triangular shape.
Trace a trendline that contacts the symbiot then match (if the chart offers that possibility) the tail of the last cycle’s pattern.
