Just in case people are not clear as to my meaning here:viewtopic.php?p=1295511367#p1295511367 we show the meaning graphically in the slide below: We are saying on any partition you see the 2:1 black arrow form at low or high trade it. In lower time frames it is also the safest thing to do following price. Our mapping approach specifies it as initial value (inverse on), and on screenface timing it is motive. So looking for what to trade is simplified by knowing what fracture is most common in market space to trade.

You also know its structure and can expect (project or interpolate), its behaviour ahead as defined here. Look at our mapping scheme - you can also find similar structures such as the 3:2:1 fracture. But beyond the 2:1 fracture things can become pretty elaborate and so, and especially for day traders, the 2:1 fracture should work well. They also play out in large partitions just that they do so over much longer time spans.

I hope we are now on the same page on this -----------> instead of saying 5n = 2Y and 6n = 1W we use the form 2:1 fracture - especially since the same relationship between 6n and 5n pervades all of market space.

The Crow - Inverted (_-_)

PS: You will find that you cannot simply trade fractures on any timing using some "indicator" of your choosing -----------> trading the Orbit Trade Cycle mapping works consistently only on screenface timing (if you doubt this try it otherwise and see the outcome over time).