The Time Trades script includes 12 separate indicators. They are listed on the settings menu from highest timeframe to lowest timeframe.  This [YouTube Video Tutorial](https://youtu.be/zMFlWanuAPU) covers the options in detail. The colors control the color used to render the indicator. The numbers control the line thickness. The tooltip icon on the right side of each indicator provides some simple help on what the indicator is an how to use it. ![[Pasted image 20240316222705.png|600]] The price-related setting (Magic Levels) is listed at the bottom. If your settings menu doesn’t look like the one shown, you may be viewing an older version. Delete the Time Trades indicator, restart TradingView desktop or refresh TradingView web, and re-add the indicator to ensure its loading the latest version. The indicator is updated from time to time to update the embedded data. To pick up the latest dates you may have to delete and re-add the indicator. See [[Updating the TradingView Scripts]] for more information. The Time Trades TradingView indicator can be used with any symbol in TradingView, including those symbols that do not have probability forecasts in the Time Trades web application. ## Price Axis Setup If your chart looks like this, there’s an easy fix. ![[Pasted image 20230725192924.png]] Right-click the price axis and choose ‘Scale Price Chart Only’. ![[Pasted image 20230725192957.png|300]] Once selected the chart will rescale to fit the price data and not all the magic levels. ## Venus Intervals The positions of planets relative to Earth can be generally identified using the concept of intervals. ![[Pasted image 20231002122846.png]] There are 6 different intervals as described in the image above. While these intervals may appear to be of a similar *distance*, they actually take different amounts of *time* because of the relative speed of the planets. Interval 5 typically takes the longest, while intervals 3 and 4 are the shortest. The Venus Intervals feature displays a purple box for each of the 6 intervals around price. A grey number in the top left corner of the purple box shows which interval it is. ![[Pasted image 20240316223352.png]] For information on how to make the most of Venus Intervals, see [[Venus Intervals | Venus Interval Techniques]] ## Eclipse Season ![[Pasted image 20240316222942.png]]  This is the highest timeframe indicator. It works well on daily timeframes and higher. With Eclipse Season turned on,  you will see a purple box outlining the time periods when the solar & lunar eclipse pairs arrive. Connie Brown in the 32nd Jewel writes that while eclipses themselves aren’t critical, the direction emerging from the eclipse is. The simplest way to use it is to put a buy stop at the highest price in Eclipse Season and a sell stop at the lowest. You can use this to trade in the direction of the major trend once Eclipse Season is over. ## Medium Pivots ![[Pasted image 20240316223017.png]] Medium Pivots (MP) are a planetary speed-based indicator that typically align with major turn dates. They seem to be most effective when they occur with price near a magic level. MP’s are the same for all symbols, however symbols that trade 5 days a week like stocks will see the MP label appear on the next trading day after the actual trigger. Some symbols are more sensitive to MP’s than others. I recommend reviewing the symbol you are considering trading to see how responsive it is to a MP. MP’s have an orb of +/- 2 days on either side, for a total of 5 days where a pivot typically occurs. MP+ indicates the cycle is crossing above the zero line. MP- indicates the cycle is crossing below the zero line. The +/- is cycle polarity - NOT a price prediction. Combine this with the Small Pivots and match the polarities to find accurate cycle analogs. ## Lunar Apogee/Perigee ![[Pasted image 20240316223103.png]] The Moon orbits the Earth in an elliptical orbit. Lunar Apogee is when the Moon is farthest away from Earth (A = Apogee = Away) Lunar Perigee is when the Moon is closest to the Earth (P = Perigee = Proximate) These are more frequent than Medium Pivots. They have an orb of about +/- 1 day on either side, for a total of 3 days where the pivot typically occurs. ## Cheat Code ![[Pasted image 20240316223139.png]] The cheat code visuals are based on lunar cycles and well defined for any date. There’s no fancy machine learning or algorithm happening here. Thin purple line days are more likely to see a local pivot, or often a ‘pump and dump’.  These are good days to attempt an opening range breakout plays, but every symbol is different. Thick teal lines often align with major pivots I encourage you to visually review the symbols you trade to see how they react around the cheat code lines. The colours used for the lines can be customized using the settings menu. ## Lunar Declination Events ![[Pasted image 20240316223209.png]]  With Lunar Declination Events on, you will see 3 types of vertical lines: - Yellow solid lines coming down from the top - Blue solid lines coming up from the bottom - Green dashed lines spanning top to bottom. Yellow solid lines indicate the Northern declination extreme. Blue solid lines indicate the Southern declination extreme. Green dashed lines indicate the zero-point of the Gann Wave. Often the yellow lines indicate the highs of the cycle, and blue lines indicate the low, however this can invert and when blue is a high (like this November 2022 high in Natural Gas) then that can mean price will continue down until the next blue. The same holds for a yellow - if a yellow is a low then price can continue up until the next yellow in 2 weeks. ## Lunar Signs ![[Pasted image 20240316223257.png]] With Lunar Signs on, you will see a yellow label indicating when the moon transits into a new sign. On a daily timeframe, only Leo and Aquarius appear. On intraday timeframes, all sign transits appear. A mouse hover indicates the exact time of the sign transit using the time zone of the Exchange in case you’re on a higher timeframe and want to see exactly when the transit happens. It is accurate to +/- 3 minutes. Aquarius is coloured green and Leo is coloured red as those tend to indicate cycle boundaries. ## White Magic Levels ![[Pasted image 20240316223549.png]] White magic levels are major levels that have the most impact on daily and weekly timeframes. When you see a stock like NVDA cross white magic levels with quick powerful moves you know that move is going to continue! Gaps over WML lines are really important and indicate a stock in a powerful move. WML's can be quite far apart, which is why there are 2 ways to subdivide them - into eighths or Pythagorean ratios. ## Subdivide Into Pythagorean Ratios ![[Pasted image 20240316223952.png]] This option divides the space between WML's into pythagorean ratios. These levels are excellent support and resistance levels. ## Subdivide Into Eighths ![[Pasted image 20240316223825.png]] This option divides the space between the WML's into eights. You'll find these are very reliable support and resistance levels. Look for wicks that cross an eighth line but are rejected - that's a very powerful signal. ## Alerts on Level Crosses and Gaps You can receive alerts when price crosses a WML, orange Pythagorean ratio or teal Eighth level. ![[Pasted image 20240316225636.png|600]] To configure an alert, click the 3 dots beside the indicator name and click 'Add alert on Time Trades...' This dialog appears where you can configure the alert: ![[Pasted image 20240316225717.png|600]] Choose from one of the 6 alert conditions: ![[Pasted image 20240316225742.png|600]] Then you can receive alerts on crosses or gaps under/over a key level through the TradingView alerting feature. ## Prior Weeks Levels ![[Pasted image 20240316224117.png]] This option draws the prior weeks high (red), low (green) and close (blue) levels on the current week. This helps to identify levels where other timeframe traders will enter the market. The trading techniques that use these levels are well covered by Stacey Burke in his excellent [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/@StaceyBurkeTrading). ## Prior Days Levels ![[Pasted image 20240316224324.png]] This options draws the prior days high (red), low (green) and close (blue) levels on the current day. This helps to identify levels where other timeframe traders will enter the market. The trading techniques that use these levels are well covered by Stacey Burke in his excellent [YouTube channel](https://www.youtube.com/@StaceyBurkeTrading). ## Trading Techniques [[Techniques/Magic Levels|Magic Levels]] [[Venus Intervals]] ## Next [[Time Trades Declinations TV Script]]