Hey, how are you all! Let's dive deep into a powerful concept inspired by Nikola Tesla’s famous quote: “If you wish to find the secrets of the universe, think in terms of ENERGY, FREQUENCY, and VIBRATION.” This idea, though from the realm of physics, it beautifully translates into the world of trading—both in developing the individual’s right trading mindset and understanding price charts.
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Let’s break down each component and see how you can apply it practically to your trading journey.
At first, let’s talk about the Energy: The Driving Force in Mindset of an individual and Money in Markets.
Energy —Tesla described it as the fundamental driving force behind everything. In trading mindset, energy is your mental and emotional vitality. It’s the passion that fuels your motivation to study markets daily, the focus that keeps you glued to charts during sessions, and the resilience that helps you bounce back from losses without losing confidence.
Imagine two traders: One wakes up excited, ready to analyse and follow their strategy, maintaining positivity even after a tough day. The other wakes up tired and doubtful, easily frustrated by every small loss. The difference? Their energy levels. High, consistent energy levels mean a trader can handle stress better, maintain discipline, and stick to a well-thought plan rather than acting impulsively.
On the market side, think of it as the driving force in the universe of trading. In trading, energy directly corresponds to Money. Money represents the real driving power or driving force behind price movement. It is the buying or selling pressure that injects momentum into the market.
When big chunks of money flow into a stock, like institutional buying, it fuels powerful upward moves. Conversely, large sell-offs drain energy, pushing prices down. Understanding where money is concentrated and how much “Energy” in the form of “Money” is behind the moves lets you anticipate strong trends or reversals.
Secondly, It’s time to discuss about Frequency: The Discipline of an individual and the Time factor in Trading.
Frequency, which for Tesla referred to the rate at which something vibrates or repeats. In trading mindset, frequency is the rhythm of your actions—your habits, your routine, and your discipline. Are you consistently reviewing charts at time intervals? Do you stick to your risk management and trading plan day after day? That regularity creates a frequency that stabilise your results.
Consider a trader who trades instantly, jumping into random setups at different hours without a plan. Their frequency is erratic, and their results are often inconsistent. Contrast that with a trader who enters the market with a fixed routine, analysing and executing trades in well-defined sessions. This disciplined frequency builds confidence and clarity, reducing emotional reactions like fear and greed.
For market charts, the context is in which price move happen in market hours, trading sessions, days, weeks, or months. Frequency is about the rhythm or cycle of these movements. The time of entry and exit of a trade needs understanding of the time factor to achieve better results. For example, price Accumulation and Distribution within an area represent the range of price movements in the near future.
It relates to the timing of price moves. This includes how often prices spend in a particular area without sweeping their highs and lows. The more time spent on it can potentially be how directional the price can behave.
At last, it is Vibration we must look into: It is the Emotional State of an individual and Price Action in charts.
Vibration: On a psychological level, vibration reflects your emotional states—the subtle feelings influencing how you react to market moves. Positive vibrations like calmness, confidence, and patience help you stay grounded, while negative ones like fear, frustration, and impatience can cause poor decisions.
For example, a trader who can stay calm during a price pullback might hold their position with confidence, trusting their analysis. Another who feels anxious might exit too early or overtrade to compensate, resulting in losses.
On the chart side, vibration is best understood as the actual Price Action on the charts—the patterns, candlesticks, and trends that represent how the market feels and behaves at any moment.
Just as vibration represents waves or oscillations in physics, price action is the ever-changing market vibration, reflecting trader sentiment, supply and demand shifts, and market psychology.
For example, a strong bullish trend or bearish trend are vibrations signalling increasing pressure. Sideways or choppy price action indicates indecision and low vibration energy. Learning to read these vibrations means interpreting the real-time mood and momentum of the market.
vibration is the actual price action—the patterns, trends, and candlestick formations that “vibrate” with market sentiment. Sharp price spikes, steady trends, or choppy sideways movement all represent different vibrations of the market. Learning to “read” these vibrations lets you align your trades with what the market is truly expressing.
Bringing It All Together>>>>>>>>>>>
So, how do we use these three—energy, frequency, and vibration—in practical trading mastery?
- First, cultivate your energy by maintaining a positive mindset, managing stress, and staying passionate about learning how, where and when the money is being exchanged.
- Next, build your frequency by developing and sticking to disciplined routines and timing your trades in harmony with market rhythms.
- Lastly, heighten your awareness of vibration by controlling your emotions and learning to interpret price action signals accurately.
Mastering these interconnected elements doesn’t just help you with strategy—it transforms your entire trading psychology, turning you into a more consistent and confident trader.
If this perspective adds value and if you have any inputs to this understanding about trading, Share your experiences or questions in the comments below—I love hearing the application of this thought into charts. Until next time, focus on your energy, maintain your frequency, and tune into the vibrations. Trade smart, and stay disciplined!
Disclaimer:
This post is dedicated solely to educational content and community-driven insights. All information shared here—including strategies, trade setups, and opinions—are for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial, investment, or trading advice.
Viewers are solely responsible for their own investment decisions.
Trading and investing in financial markets involve risk, and the channel will not be held responsible for any losses or damages incurred as a result of actions taken based on the content presented.
Please consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.
Let’s break down each component and see how you can apply it practically to your trading journey.
At first, let’s talk about the Energy: The Driving Force in Mindset of an individual and Money in Markets.
Energy —Tesla described it as the fundamental driving force behind everything. In trading mindset, energy is your mental and emotional vitality. It’s the passion that fuels your motivation to study markets daily, the focus that keeps you glued to charts during sessions, and the resilience that helps you bounce back from losses without losing confidence.
Imagine two traders: One wakes up excited, ready to analyse and follow their strategy, maintaining positivity even after a tough day. The other wakes up tired and doubtful, easily frustrated by every small loss. The difference? Their energy levels. High, consistent energy levels mean a trader can handle stress better, maintain discipline, and stick to a well-thought plan rather than acting impulsively.
On the market side, think of it as the driving force in the universe of trading. In trading, energy directly corresponds to Money. Money represents the real driving power or driving force behind price movement. It is the buying or selling pressure that injects momentum into the market.
When big chunks of money flow into a stock, like institutional buying, it fuels powerful upward moves. Conversely, large sell-offs drain energy, pushing prices down. Understanding where money is concentrated and how much “Energy” in the form of “Money” is behind the moves lets you anticipate strong trends or reversals.
Secondly, It’s time to discuss about Frequency: The Discipline of an individual and the Time factor in Trading.
Frequency, which for Tesla referred to the rate at which something vibrates or repeats. In trading mindset, frequency is the rhythm of your actions—your habits, your routine, and your discipline. Are you consistently reviewing charts at time intervals? Do you stick to your risk management and trading plan day after day? That regularity creates a frequency that stabilise your results.
Consider a trader who trades instantly, jumping into random setups at different hours without a plan. Their frequency is erratic, and their results are often inconsistent. Contrast that with a trader who enters the market with a fixed routine, analysing and executing trades in well-defined sessions. This disciplined frequency builds confidence and clarity, reducing emotional reactions like fear and greed.
For market charts, the context is in which price move happen in market hours, trading sessions, days, weeks, or months. Frequency is about the rhythm or cycle of these movements. The time of entry and exit of a trade needs understanding of the time factor to achieve better results. For example, price Accumulation and Distribution within an area represent the range of price movements in the near future.
It relates to the timing of price moves. This includes how often prices spend in a particular area without sweeping their highs and lows. The more time spent on it can potentially be how directional the price can behave.
At last, it is Vibration we must look into: It is the Emotional State of an individual and Price Action in charts.
Vibration: On a psychological level, vibration reflects your emotional states—the subtle feelings influencing how you react to market moves. Positive vibrations like calmness, confidence, and patience help you stay grounded, while negative ones like fear, frustration, and impatience can cause poor decisions.
For example, a trader who can stay calm during a price pullback might hold their position with confidence, trusting their analysis. Another who feels anxious might exit too early or overtrade to compensate, resulting in losses.
On the chart side, vibration is best understood as the actual Price Action on the charts—the patterns, candlesticks, and trends that represent how the market feels and behaves at any moment.
Just as vibration represents waves or oscillations in physics, price action is the ever-changing market vibration, reflecting trader sentiment, supply and demand shifts, and market psychology.
For example, a strong bullish trend or bearish trend are vibrations signalling increasing pressure. Sideways or choppy price action indicates indecision and low vibration energy. Learning to read these vibrations means interpreting the real-time mood and momentum of the market.
vibration is the actual price action—the patterns, trends, and candlestick formations that “vibrate” with market sentiment. Sharp price spikes, steady trends, or choppy sideways movement all represent different vibrations of the market. Learning to “read” these vibrations lets you align your trades with what the market is truly expressing.
Bringing It All Together>>>>>>>>>>>
So, how do we use these three—energy, frequency, and vibration—in practical trading mastery?
- First, cultivate your energy by maintaining a positive mindset, managing stress, and staying passionate about learning how, where and when the money is being exchanged.
- Next, build your frequency by developing and sticking to disciplined routines and timing your trades in harmony with market rhythms.
- Lastly, heighten your awareness of vibration by controlling your emotions and learning to interpret price action signals accurately.
Mastering these interconnected elements doesn’t just help you with strategy—it transforms your entire trading psychology, turning you into a more consistent and confident trader.
If this perspective adds value and if you have any inputs to this understanding about trading, Share your experiences or questions in the comments below—I love hearing the application of this thought into charts. Until next time, focus on your energy, maintain your frequency, and tune into the vibrations. Trade smart, and stay disciplined!
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