Fractals are powerful tools for understanding forex, stock market, and other financial market strategy. Some technical analysis experts say they use "fractals" in their analysis of financial markets like forex, but this type of "fractal" has virtually nothing to do with what fractals really are (by which I mean the mathematical theory from which the term "fractal" comes from). And the real fractals are extremely useful for understanding these markets, and understanding them can only help improve your investment strategy making.
This video discusses how financial market data resembles turbulence data, and how this can be thought about in terms of fractal cascades. Understanding how the hierarchy works will give you a new way of thinking about stock, forex and other financial market data!

DISCLAIMER: This video is not intended as financial advice or advice on how you should invest or trade in financial markets. No specific strategies or recommendations are provided in this video. It is intended as an overview of the character of financial market data, for educational purposes. I am not a financial adviser. Seek out a qualified financial advisor and carry out your own due diligence before commencing any form of investing.

Kock fractal graphic: António Miguel de Campos - self made based in own JAVA animation. Public domain.
British coast animation: Tveness-  Creative Commons CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication