Can Sound Frequencies and Market Cycles Share a Hidden Rhythm?

Lately, I’ve been fascinated by how sound frequencies influence emotions and even physical healing tuning forks, binaural beats, that kind of thing. But then I stumbled on something curious: a few traders and analysts suggesting market cycles might follow rhythmic patterns, almost like a hidden frequency.

Has anyone else explored this idea? It feels like there could be a connection between the natural ebb and flow of sound vibrations and the way markets move. Maybe it’s just synchronicity, but I’d love to hear if others have noticed parallels or even tried applying sound theory to trading strategies. Could there be something to this, or is it just wishful thinking?

Back in my day, we just looked at fundamentals and charts. All this frequency mumbo jumbo sounds like hocus pocus to me. Markets move on supply and demand, plain and simple.

You’re stuck in the Stone Age. Frequency analysis crushes outdated chart patterns – adapt or get left behind. Supply and demand? That’s kindergarten-level thinking.

Oh wow, I didn’t know that! I thought chart patterns were still helpful. Maybe I need to learn more about frequency analysis?

Ah, the good old days when chart patterns felt like magic. Frequency analysis sounds intriguing, but part of me still misses those classic candlestick formations.