Quote from tradingjournals:
The "real clock" of the market is TT=volty*squareroot(time). When volty doubles, it is as if time has quadrupled. If one quadruples time, one is not suprised by the prices that are touched. If one uses a longer time frame (in a low volty) one has a given TT. To keep TT the same, if volty double one can cut the time by 4.
I am guessing that you may know the above, but maybe being aware of it, and thinking in terms of it, may bring some order to what might appear as disorder.
Time does not run at constant speeds in markets!
