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Koalli Time Slices (KTS-HISTORICAL)
Koalli Intraday Time Slices - Major and Minor Historical time slices (since 2013)
Provides intraday market timing indicator for 1-week worth of data Monday through Sunday.
KTS is an intraday market timing indicator.
KTS provides intraday time slices where the price action changes. You can expect the market to change direction at each of the various proprietary time slices provided in this indicator. You can see when the price action is going to change in the future without having to worry about missed opportunities or leaving money on the table. KTS is an extraordinary indicator that proves its worth time and time again that no other indicator on any of the trading platforms out there does. With KTS, you can clearly see exactly for how long a given market direction is going to sustain in a given direction whether it be a trending market, a sideways market or a volatile market. You can clearly predict for how long a retracement is going to happen whether in an uptrend or a downtrend before the prevailing trend resumes.
The below shows a Thinkorswim version of KTS at a 5 min. interval. This is the Weekly version of KTS. There is no difference between the Weekly and Monthly version of this indicator except for the amount of data you can download. In this Thinkorswim version, the KTS indicator has been fine tuned to meet the restrictions on the number of lines of code you can add to a Thinkscript study. As such, the weekly or monthly KTS indicators come in several partial files that you can add to your Thinkorswim platform as studies. Simply import all the files included in the download as a study to Thinkorswim and start using it.
As you can see this indicator works during extended trading sessions as well during both pre-market and post-market. The numbers on each vertical line are the time in HH:MM military format in PST timezone. Please note that regardless of your timezone, Thinkorswim platform shows these vertical lines correctly. This is because, the time on the vertical lines is calculated based on the Latitude and Longitude of the New York Stock Exchange which remain constant regardless of the timezone of your location. So, whether your location is in the Easter Time Zone, Central, Mountain, Pacific or Hawaiian timezone, the vertical lines will show at the correct time of day. The only difference will be that the label on the vertical line will be in PST. For example, if the label on the vertical line is showing 07:48, then the line is plotted at 07:48 AM in PST which is 10:48 AM in EST. So, the line will be correctly shown at 10:48 AM EST on Thinkorswim platform for someone located in EST timezone, but it will read 07:48.
KTS contains vertical lines of 4 different colors
Please note that the vertical lines in these images/studies were drawn “before” any price action existed. i.e., you know what the price action is going to be before it happens.
Yellow
This is a significant intraday time slice. This is where you can expect the market to turn, continue trend or go sideways i.e., yellow-to-yellow timeframe. One should utilize the yellow vertical lines as the major intraday cycle. Typically, there could be anywhere between 2 to 4 major such intraday cycles during a trading session i.e., 9:30AM EST to 4:00PM EST with an overlap on pre and post market timeframes. These cycles are where the Moon transits through various planets. So, if it transits through only 2 planets during market trading session, then there will be only 2 major intraday cycles. The market movement is governed by which planet the Moon is transiting through during such windows.
Magenta
This is one of the minor intraday time slices. Bear in mind though that while these are called “minor” intraday time slices, as you can tell from the price action, price does react at these levels. Especially, the Magenta line.
Green
This is another minor intraday time slice with equal weightage.
Peach
This is another minor intraday time slice with equal weightage.
Market Behavior through the KTS lens:
Retracements / Pullbacks
After making a move in a given direction, the price typically does a retracement before resuming the previous trend. KTS clearly identifies these scenarios as to when exactly the retracement is going to happen and for how long.
Consolidation
At times, the various KTS lines cluster together signaling a consolidation of price. It is better to avoid trading during this consolidation phase while keeping watch on the price of the instrument you trade for a better entry or exit. This can be seen in the example below circled in Red.
Continuation
During certain major intraday windows, the price continues in a given direction while pausing at the minor intraday slices temporarily as you can see in the below image. This can be identified by the kind of planet ruling that window. One strategy is to take profits just before the upcoming vertical line, wait for a candle or two for a pullback and re-enter at a better price. The other strategy is to set it and forget it until the yellow-to-yellow window is done to maximize on the profit.
KTS also comes with historical data since 2013. It can provide you insights into how the market behaved during particular planetary cycles and is invaluable for back-testing. Often times history repeats itself.
Koalli can also generate historical data dated well beyond 2013 on demand. Please reach out to support@koalli.com if you need this data with your specific request for a customized quote.
