Threshold before entry
Mark where the idea is wrong first. Then mark where you would enter.
One routine, three observation tools. See how a busy chart becomes a clear read across Wx, Dx and t15x. You begin with the weekly chart.
Early buyers act first, the crowd follows, then early buyers step aside. Each stage leaves a mark on the chart, and ECLIPSE observes these shifts.
Patient buyers build their holding while few are watching.
The move becomes visible, and more people join in.
Early buyers sell to latecomers as the story peaks.
In class you learn to tell the three acts apart on past charts. The shapes and percentages here are a teaching illustration, not market data.
Shown on a weekly Wx chart. Choose a tool, then drag the slider and watch its reading change.
Move through time and read them in this order.
Three smooth lines trace the range price has recently kept. Inside the band, price is within its usual range. Outside it, price has stretched.
Zones inside the band: LBAND, LM Band, MBAND, MU Band, UBAND.
A meter beneath the chart. It falls as selling pressure builds and recovers as it eases. A deep low can suggest larger buyers are beginning to build positions.
On the weekly chart, −100 and +100 are the levels we watch.
A switch that reads 0 or 100. A move from 0 to 100 suggests an uptrend is starting. At 100, it holds.
It stays on until the trend gives way.
Six steps, always in this order. This is analysis only. Your plan comes after, in your journal.
1 · Measure Draw the Fibonacci scale across the last rise. It only observes.
2 · Wait for the alert DIV climbs back to −100. Mark it with a blue line. An alert, not an entry.
3 · Price returns Price returns to the band. Redraw the scale, top to bottom.
4 · Mark the entry Threshold in red first, then entry in green. Marks on the chart, not orders.
5 · Confirm and hold TRIG switches on and price crosses the middle line. Hold while it stays on.
6 · Mark the exit TRIG lets go while price is inside the band. Mark the exit.
Mark where the idea is wrong first. Then mark where you would enter.
Mark the exit while price is inside the band. If it is outside, wait for it to return.
Months can pass without an entry. That is normal.
The goal is the heart of a move, not the exact top or bottom.
Sample data built for learning. It is not a recommendation to buy or sell.
VOLT, DIV and TRIG work across all three strategies. Only the scale changes. You learn Wx first, then the others.
Long cycles and major trends. Every member starts here.
Shorter swings inside the bigger trend.
Quick moves. It asks for the most discipline.
Same tools, same rules. On Dx and t15x, TRIG leads the entry and the exit. Which memberships include them is on the Membership page. Advanced members can add SPECTRA, a separate one-year membership.
Reading a chart is one layer. ECLIPSE also helps you choose charts, size positions, log decisions and review them.
Charts show the weekly view, on sample data.
Our own framework. Many charting frameworks exist. ECLIPSE is our own, built from the ground up for clarity.
Three smooth lines trace the range price has kept lately.
A deep low can suggest larger buyers are building positions. A peak marks a turn.
A switch that reads 0 or 100. A move from 0 to 100 suggests an uptrend is starting. At 100, it holds.
Measures the last rise to show where a pullback may find a floor.
Narrows the field to charts worth studying.
Capital, positions and results in one view. Decide the size of each position first.
Record every entry and exit, then review what you did and why.
Rehearse on past charts first, bar by bar, with no money at risk.
Post your chart with the entry and the exit marked, then talk it through with your mentor.
Learn them step by step, then practise on past charts first.
Find your membershipCharts, journal entries and numbers here are made-up examples.
Skill comes from repeating the routine on past charts. This is the loop members follow.
Watching without acting is part of the job.
Written rules reduce hesitation and revenge trading.
Practise on replay charts first. No live trades until testing is done.
Popular indicators ask three questions: where is price, how strong is it, is the trend on? ECLIPSE answers them more clearly.
Both mark where price sits in its range.
The challengeThe band is rebuilt from recent price, so it widens and narrows with every burst.
The refinementThree smooth lines hold their shape and trail price. In a rise, price rides the upper line. In a fall, it stays near the lower line.
Both measure the strength behind a move.
The challengeTwo lines and a histogram flip again and again, and divergence has to be judged by eye.
The refinementOne reading, drawn as a histogram. A spike at the shift, then a steady fade you can count down.
Both confirm whether a trend is under way.
The challengeIt swings between 0 and 100 every few bars, even on a weekly chart.
The refinementA switch that holds 100 while the trend holds and drops to 0 when it lets go.
A comparison on one sample price series. Classic indicators are well established and still useful. This shows how ECLIPSE reads each idea more clearly. It is not a claim about results.
Clear answers to what people ask first.
No. The PROLITE course starts from what a stock is.
No. The tools are for observation. You decide, from a plan you wrote in advance.
Wx, the long-term weekly system, even if you already trade. Dx (medium term) and t15x (short term) use the same tools and rules, and build on Wx.
A line shows direction at a glance. The ECLIPSE tools do the filtering.
Everything on this page is for education. Charts are illustrations built for teaching, not recommendations to buy or sell.
See where to start. Every course and membership teaches the same ECLIPSE method.