The Chart Historian

Here are two different possibilities that may be at play on the #XRP chart. youtu.be/_9o8WrC21s8

@KubrickShining Charts like to repeat recent themes from their past, so something similar to the circled area could potentially be at play.

$CSPR update: This is following the pattern in the circle I mentioned awhile back. (Trippy mocked me for it too, who looks like an asshole... again.) Its measured move comes right up to resistance (dotted line) and then crashes down to the green. So if you are trying to trade or time the top that's likley it. Then it makes a higher high after it touches the green, then sets the bottom of a descending triangle and prepares for its blow off top if its going to mimic the whole move. Daily has hit my DCA out target if you bought the bottom. So starting moving out and preparing for the next move. Or stay in until green. 0.0042 is the next local high likely tomorrow or sometime this week if its going to keep going. If this is the move up to resistance then a fall down to green you are looking at an upper target at 0069 (91%) if there is a wick. The resistance on the RSI is like another 21% move higher. So maybe that target is lower around 0042-43. Just have your weekly RSi setup like mine and you'll know when to sell.

Update on the 1980 #silver peak vs. today's silver peak. The timing of today's chart is playing out a little different, but the idea seems to be the same.

Today's S&P 500 vs. the S&P 500 1929 peak. $SPX #SP500 #stockmarket

WTI crude #oil is continuing to print a similar pattern to what this fractal suggests. The fractal also looks like it's playing out on a larger scale than previously noted.

Here's another $CSPR possibility.

This $CSPR fractal is looking long in the tooth. It could be deviating, or the current part might be playing out on a larger scale. Time will tell.

@JasZenith @SocomRaiders @RandyGoat Your link sources data from the EIA (U.S. Energy Information Administration). The EIA most recent number of weekly field production of crude oil is 13,596 thousand barrels per day. This is for the week of 4/3/2026 eia.gov/dnav/pet/hist/…

@SocomRaiders @RandyGoat You made up some numbers: United States produces 22,844,371 barrels per day of oil (as of 2024) ranking #1 in the world worldometers.info/oil/us-oil/

The U.S. produces 13.6 million barrels of oil per day and imports 6.3 million. The U.S. uses 20.8 million a day. Already a deficit. I'm paying around $1 more per gallon as opposed to February. Someone please explain to me how our gas prices will go down if we are selling our oil to the world.

This is what happened to #XRP the last time #inflation and #oil spiked.

@Solurnicus @barnc0re Good video.

@barnc0re @ChartHistorian

If this isn't a top signal I don't know what is SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic will IPO later this year and the NASDAQ has changed the rules so new companies can be listed within 15 days All the index funds and 401Ks will have to buy it. Legal requirement. It'll be a mad scramble to get the cheapest prices Ppl have been wanting a piece of those AI pies for ages SpaceX will only make 3% of their shares available yet it'll be priced on market cap as if 100% is available. Mandatory demand for a tiny supply That's exactly the kind of stuff that happens at macro tops Tech stocks have been going up and up since 2009, the valuations are already at dotcom bubble levels, and now here comes the new revolutionary world-changing tech that people have been yearning to buy 1929 vibes But this time US retail will be left holding the bags whether they choose to or not, via 401k Early investors and employees are allowed to sell their stock within 3-6 months of it going public. They're all sitting on a ticket to riches, they almost certainly will sell regardless of what the price is. Then the public supply dynamic flips ⏱️ youtu.be/9N7qXkmntlU

We still can't rule this $CSPR fractal out.

Here's an update on this 2007-2008 Brent crude fractal that #WTI crude #oil has been following. It still looks to be following even with the recent drop.

The 2007-2008 Brent crude #oil spike fractal vs. today's #WTI crude oil chart matches quite well. If it continues to follow prepare for higher oil prices.

An #altcoin bull run during a stock market decline sounds unlikely, but here's why it could be possible in today's market. youtu.be/Raa2AwYEFlM

@KubrickShining It's hard to say at this point. It could be the smaller wave up on the fractal. Time will tell.

@ChartHistorian Is this one up this smaller one on the blue? Or do you see this move as the larger one cut off screen?

$CSPR update. Did this move up happen early? IF this is the real move up, we need to see follow through.

@KubrickShining Interesting. We should expect pullbacks, but if it's a move up, it should just be pullbacks in an uptrend.

@ChartHistorian On this app this pair has reached those higher levels in your example

...and we get the expected drop in Brent crude #oil. So far oil is following the 2007-2008 oil spike fractal.

@KubrickShining All the fractals that I have shown suggest the down trend gives way to a move up. This could be the beginning of the move up. However, the proof is in the pudding. We need to see follow through.

@ChartHistorian does this move even show up on the fractal zoomed out?

$CSPR update:

Brent crude #oil 2007 - 2008 spike vs. today's chart. #oilcrisis2026