Overview of Concept

The core aspects of J-Chart:

1. Markets behave like energetic systems endlessly alternating between periods of a) equilibrium and b) chaos:

   a) Prices are moving within specific price levels (edges) in order to achieve equilibrium
   
   b) Driven by a strong buying or selling power, prices move out of an existing equilibrium — "breaking" — and trend higher or lower until a new Kinetic Balance is reached

2. The whole process of price action is driven by a cause-effect relationship — the principle of Symmetry of Events allows price forecasting with remarkable accuracy

3. Unlike any other conventional analyzing method, J-Chart provides a flexible, i.e. time-independent handling (combination) of price data allowing the identification of Kinetic Equilibriums (i.e. Perfect Equilibriums consisting of a Balance Point with two vertically symmetric prices)

4. Based on its theoretical concept, J-Chart offers 2 ways of market participation:

   1) market participation when markets are undergoing the process of achieving equilibrium — prices are moving within the upper and lower edge of the current equilibrium; previous Balance Points can be used as support and resistance for trading activities within the equilibrium and "against the market direction"
   
   2) market participation when markets are breaking an exisiting equilibrium — breaking the upper or lower edge indicates the further path of movement of market action; use the breaking of the current balance's edges to "trade with the market direction"

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Animation 1: trading mid-term cycle E-mini™ S&P 500®

Animation 2: trading short-term cycle E-mini™ S&P 500®

Animation 3: trading short-term cycle XTW