The market is indeed fractal, but that doesn't mean we have to be intimidated, or even acknowledge it. It's just like saying everything is made of atoms. Sure it is, but we don't need to know the inner workings of atoms to use things.
You will have to be more specific..as most find it hard enough to even grasp the basics of what is required before risking money in the financial markets!
Well, more of an observation. Similar to the side of a mountain. Mountains rarely have a perfectly smooth gradient from the bottom to the top. It's more of an up/down group, with the ups being a little more or steeper than the downs, which ends up being an overall up slope in the end. If you zoom in or zoom out, you see roughly the same thing. That's what a fractal is in a way.
%% Best way is plenty of chart study+ profit + loss Many would call both of those uptrends; but you may find my first sentence helpful anyway.,
It's pleasant to throw nouveau descriptive terms like "fractal" around. Neural Networks was all the rage a decade or more ago. Has anyone used fractals to make money in markets ? Btw, I buy into machine learning in terms of exploiting markets. Fractals from a practical application standpoint less so.