[GTH decimals heatmap] (wide screen advised)

How it works

This signal examines the statistical frequency of price decimals across different trading timeframes and market sessions. By creating heatmaps of open, high, low, and close prices, traders can identify potential attraction points or patterns in specific stocks' price movements.

The analysis breaks down price decimal occurrences into pre-market, post-market, and main trading session periods. Each decimal point is color-coded to represent its frequency and significance, allowing traders to visually understand potential price clustering or attraction zones.

Why it may be useful

Understanding price decimal patterns can provide traders with an additional layer of market insight beyond traditional technical analysis methods. By recognizing potential attraction points, traders can make more informed decisions about potential entry and exit points for their trades.

The signal reveals that decimal attraction varies significantly between different stocks, highlighting the importance of stock-specific analysis. Some stocks like TSLA show clear patterns around specific decimals, while others like SPY demonstrate more random price distributions.

When to explore it

This signal is most effective when analyzing individual stocks with sufficient historical price data across multiple timeframes. Traders should focus on stocks that demonstrate clear decimal attraction patterns, particularly those with consistent behaviors in pre-market or main trading sessions.

The signal works best when combined with other technical analysis tools and used as a supplementary confirmation method. Stocks with strong, repeatable decimal patterns like TSLA, AMD, and TAOP are particularly suitable for this type of analysis.

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