A short excerpt from a YouTube video ("Not a Money Printer, But a Real System" by Kosta Ouzas) in which a speaker explains how temporal expectations are framed as regions rather than points—using quarters (e.g., October–December) to indicate when a peak is expected, assuming repeating cyclical patterns.
We are able to determine where we are expecting both from a temporal point of view, right this region. So imagine this more than being a real line, it's like a little region. In fact, this is why we talk about quarters, because it's more or less a couple of months, two or three months, where anything between, let's say, October to December, where we are expecting the peak to be, if always under these assumption that these patterns repeat that we are going to see something similar to what we have seen in previous cycles.
