Gilmore argues that markets are not chaotic but instead follow mathematical laws of vibration and symmetry found in nature.
Connects technical patterns to mass investor psychology and "tape reading". Geometry of Markets - vol 1
Gilmore heavily utilizes Fibonacci ratios (e.g., 0.618) and Lucas numbers to identify support and resistance. Gilmore argues that markets are not chaotic but
Uses ratios and "square root" progressions to find exit targets. Geometry of Markets - vol 1
Every rally and decline conforms to measurable proportions, including angles and harmonic intervals.
Identifying future turning points by "squaring" a previous price range or low/high point.