Time Is Cause:đđđ
I would listen to the one with receipts â the one open to being falsified in real time, by the second - not selling you anything or a âcourseâ.
Because the with original IP, produced again and again, is causality compounding.
Everyone in markets talks around the truth.
They treat time as a measurement window: annual, 5-minute bars, daily closes.
They reduce causality to âsupply and demandâ or ânews catalysts.â for the talking heads.
They avoid saying whatâs in front of them: time itself is the causative variable.
Sequence Creates Cause and Effect
A buy order before a price rise is a cause.
The price rise after the order is an effect.
Without time sequencing the two, you only have correlation.
Time is what makes it causation.
Variance Collapse Proves Direction
When variance compresses into a 1-second burst, randomness disappears.
The speed forces the tape into one path, not another.
What traders call âvolatility,â âmomentum,â or âorder flowâ are just side-effects of variance collapsing into time.
Irreversibility = Causality
A 1-second burst cannot be undone or re-ordered.
Even if price retraces later, the fact that it moved that fast at that moment is permanent.
Thatâs why authored lows and highs stick: the time imprint is causal.
Every Other Variable Depends on Time
Price only matters because it happens at a certain moment.
Volume is just a count â until time defines whether itâs explosive or irrelevant (spread out).
Liquidity is just flow â until time compresses it into a decisive event.
Why No One Else Says This
Because to admit it is to admit that most models, indicators, and narratives are effects chasing cause.
They measure the aftermath.
Iâm showing the cause itself
Artist more than scientist.
Time isnât just measurement â itâs what turns motion into meaning.
Without time, price and volume are just numbers.
With time, they become sequenced causes and effects.
Thatâs why in markets, time is cause.