Modern traders rely heavily on candlestick patterns, indicators and algorithms. But in Vedic trading, we don’t just look at charts — we decode them like a map of karma. Every price movement is a reflection of time, psychology and cosmic order. In 2025, this ancient perspective is gaining renewed relevance.
Time Cycles in Market Forecasting — The Cosmic Clock
According to the Vedic concept of Kaal Chakra, markets are not linear but cyclical. Time doesn’t move in a straight line — it rotates. These cycles repeat in divine intervals like 30, 60, 90 and 144 days, each holding specific energetic meanings:
• 30 Days: One lunar cycle — reflects emotional sentiment, short-term momentum.
• 60 Days: 1/6th of 360 degree — marks behavioural shifts and minor trend reversals.
• 90 Days: One quarter — often linked with institutional position reshuffling and earnings karma.
• 144 Days: A Fibonacci number derived from summation theory; a harmonic vibration tied to deeper cosmic movements — usually signals major turns or transitions in trend.
These cycles mirror planetary transits, eclipses, and lunar phases. When these time points align with technical levels, significant market moves occur — not by chance, but by time’s decree.
Candle Psychology — Not Just Price, But Emotion
Most traders view OHLC (Open, High, Low, Close) as mere data points. But in Vedic trading, we see it as psychological behaviour. The market is a battlefield between greed and fear. Every candle tells a story:
• Green Candle: Greed wins. Buyers dominate.
• Red Candle: Fear wins. Seller’s panic.
• Volume: Shows participation. High volume = stronger conviction.
Professional traders and institutions don’t just buy and sell randomly. They don’t bother to observe open and close prices to time their entry or liquidation. History shows they are influenced by the time they are passing through and take decision accordingly knowingly or unknowingly. So, the outcome of each day, week or month is ultimately decided by time cycles — not by emotions alone.
The Vedic trader doesn’t predict — they align with time. That’s the future of chart reading.
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