Brooky Harmonized Stochastic

Brooky Harmonized Stochastic

Utilization of the Harmonic Scale For The Brooky Harmonized Stochastic.

One consistent figure is evidenced in several commonly used trading methodologies. That figure is 8.
A sequence of Elliot waves has 8 legs. The famous Murray math system uses 8 levels. Gann?s favorite angles depend on dividing by 8. You guessed it; there are 8 notes in a musical octave.
Now music is a pleasurable thing to listen too, but it is so because of the complex mathematics behind the wavelengths that are used and combined together to form harmony. We can all relate to disharmonious music because it is as obvious as a piece that is played exceptionally well.
The main wavelengths in music are all derivatives of one major wavelength which is the repetitive octave found on a piano. A standard piano has a certain amount of these octaves available to a player and a grand piano has a wider keyboard and more octaves available, but they are all perfectly in tune with each other. A C note is a C note in every octave; it will only be the pitch that changes. Usage of the Octave Wavelengths within the Harmonized Stochastic Indicator
The intervals of the different periods within an octave are critical and mathematically calibrated so that when certain conditions exist (Combination of certain notes) the frequencies are such that they modulate in a repetitive and synchronized way and in particular when a triad (Group of three notes) are played and they are the correct ones, they form a major chord ie: they carry the essence or strength of that chord.
By automatically working out these intervals in the indicator logic, the underlying strength of the logic that that particular indicator embodies is displayed as three separate bold lines. The other minor wavelengths are also displayed and are often an early sign of particular price action. This is similar to a small musical flourish that is the entrance into a new chorus or such.
The power in a fully harmonized indicator is that the auto calculated wavelengths will always combine correctly when the logic is synchronized therefore giving you more confidence in that particular indicators signal.
If a trader randomly or unknowingly selects a variety of periods for an indicator, it often appears as a non trad-able bunch or squiggles that only now and again seem to combine. This is because they are inherently discordant by their erroneous selection.