Time Frame y Fractalidad | 10/17 | UPV

Title: Time Frame and Fractality Auto-description: This video provides an introduction to the concepts of time frames and fractality in the context of stock market investing. A fractal is defined, according to the mathematician Mandelbrot's 1975 description, as a complex geometric shape with a similar distribution regardless of the scale of observation. As the figure is examined more closely or further away, it shows a constant repetition in its components. A time frame is the graphical representation of price quotes at different time intervals, which can be represented in line, bar, or candlestick charts. These charts show price information such as high, low, open, and close in specific periods such as daily or every 15 minutes. Finally, fractality and time frames are linked to technical analysis, arguing that the fractal nature of price behavior allows technical analysis tools, such as Dow theory, to be applied on different time scales. It explains that indicators and patterns may require adjustments depending on the time frame, but basic principles such as trend lines, support, and resistance are universally applicable, exemplified by the use of uptrends and downtrends in different time frames for the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Author: Oliver Muncharaz Javier Course: This video is video 10/17 of the MOOC: Introduction to Stock Market Investment | Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV).    • MOOC: Introducción a la Inversión Bursátil...   Register at: https://upvx.es/courses/course-v1:edx... Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV): https://www.upv.es More videos at:    / valenciaupv   Access our MOOCs: https://upvx.es #time #frame #fractality #stock market #economy