Weekly charts give you a wider view of a market than daily charts. Instead of looking at one day at a time, you see the whole week laid out in front of you. Here are five tips to read them better.
First, look for repeats. If the same jodi appears twice in a week, that is worth noting. It does not happen often, and when it does, it often signals something about the market's mood.
Second, count the reds. A week with five or more red jodis is a "red-heavy" week. A week with only one or two is "black-heavy". Tracking this over months can reveal slow shifts in the market.
Third, compare weeks. Put two or three weekly charts side by side. Are certain numbers showing up again and again? Are there gaps where a number has not appeared for a while?
Fourth, do not ignore the panels. Sometimes the jodi looks ordinary, but the full panel reveals an interesting pattern — like a sequence or a mirror.
Fifth, keep notes. A simple notebook or spreadsheet where you jot down observations each week will help you spot your own patterns over time.
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