Skip to content
CyclepediaThe trading encyclopedia
ITENESPT-BRFRDE

Quadro Ciclico

Quadro Ciclico, described as Cyclic Dashboard in English, compares one instrument's cyclic structure across timeframes. Its Sundial (Clock) and Composite views organise phases and rhythms without producing certain signals.

On this page

Definition — Quadro Ciclico is the official product name; Cyclic Dashboard is its English descriptor. It compares the same market across several timeframes. Its active Sundial (the Clock view) and Composite views summarise phases, rhythms and relationships among time scales. The dashboard organises a reading; it does not decide whether, when or how much to trade.

Transparency note — Emiciclo publishes Cyclepedia and produces the software described here. This page combines official documentation with a user guide: it is not an independent review or financial advice. Features, access and conditions were checked on the stated date; limitations receive the same prominence as capabilities.

The dashboard receives data and results from the same technical ecosystem as CycleSic, but answers a different question. CycleSic provides the chart and analytical tools for one view; Cyclic Dashboard places many scales beside one another to expose alignments, disagreements and phase changes.

How to read the diagram — Select one of the six stages, or use Tab and the arrow keys. The explorer shows the verified detail and a link to the relevant section.

Quadro Ciclico · two views, then verify Interactive map of the two active views and checks required before interpretation. Quadro Ciclico · two views, then verify Sundial/Clock and Composite summarise the sample, not the future Ticker and analysis have separate freshness: always read the analysis timestamp. 01 Asset and timeframe symbol · TF · timestamp Confirm the observed perimeter 02 Sundial · Clock Satellite rose · Linear tracks Colour is not an action 03 Degree detail TF · phase · references Missing does not mean zero 04 Composite reconstructed waves by timeframe Dominance and stability are sample-based 05 Mode and timestamp cache · reading · freshness Changing view does not create new data 06 Check and record CycleSic · Ufficio · invalidation Return to data and preserve context Two active views · phase and stability ≠ future probability · use the analysis time Cyclepedia diagram · Emiciclo
The two active views summarise the sample; phase, colour and stability are not future probabilities or trading instructions.
Select the highlighted points to explore the detail

Who it is for

It is useful to readers who:

  • already know the foundations of cyclic analysis;
  • want to avoid reading a timeframe in isolation;
  • need to compare short, intermediate and long scales quickly;
  • use CycleSic and want a summary before returning to the chart.

It is not the ideal starting point for readers who cannot yet distinguish a timeframe, cycle, average and confirmation. In that case, study Timeframe, Moving average and the Cyclic analysis hub first.

Available views

At the 8 August 2026 check, two views were usable. Other labels in the navigation bar were shown as future features and must not be described as operational.

Clock

The current interface labels this view Sundial; orologio remains its technical view name. It arranges cyclic degrees in a phase map, with orbital or linear representations, and lets the user select a degree to open its detail card.

The card helps distinguish:

  • the observed degree and timeframe;
  • the phase assigned by the model;
  • the side of the structure relative to the displayed references;
  • confirmation events or linked levels, when available;
  • the data's latest update.

Graphical position is a representation of the model, not a calibrated probability. Two degrees placed close together on screen do not automatically become two agreeing signals.

Composite

Composite stacks model-reconstructed composite waves across several timeframes. Each row can show the synthetic rhythm, modelled extremes, dominant cycle and available stability indicators.

The mode selector changes how components are combined. Changing it can alter the shape and phase even though the market has not printed a new transaction: the analytical lens changed. To compare two readings, record the mode, asset and update time.

Essential tutorial

  1. Open Cyclic Dashboard from the Emiciclo menu. If the app displays a login or access requirement, complete that step in the current official source.
  2. Choose the market in the asset selector. Check that the displayed symbol and price match the instrument you intend to study.
  3. Start with Sundial/Clock. Observe how the degrees are distributed without immediately searching for one direction.
  4. Select a degree. Read its timeframe, phase, references and data state in the card; do not infer an action from colour alone.
  5. Switch to Composite. Compare neighbouring rows and identify where shapes align or diverge.
  6. Check the mode. If you change it, treat the reading as a new scenario, not confirmation of the previous one.
  7. Open CycleSic at the important timeframe to verify the chart, candles and underlying tools.
  8. Record the hypothesis before the outcome. In the Office journal, note the asset, timeframe, mode, observation and condition that would invalidate the reading.

Reading example — If short scales appear aligned while longer scales diverge, the dashboard does not say which group will “win”. It shows that the hypothesis depends on the horizon. The next step is to define the operating timeframe, check the chart and size risk for that horizon—not average different colours.

How to read the outputs

Output Useful question Interpretation to avoid
Phase of a degree Which section of the model is this scale in? “The turn will certainly happen here”
Alignment among rows Are several scales describing a compatible structure? “Matching rows automatically multiply probability”
Dominant cycle Which rhythm emerges in the current sample and mode? “It is a permanently stable periodicity”
Stability How regular is the component under the test used? “It is the future accuracy of the signal”
Latest update How fresh is the data? “The view is live even when it shows an error or old snapshot”

Cyclic Dashboard compresses information: compression saves time but hides some context. Price, liquidity, regime, data quality and risk management remain outside any single waveform.

Data, access and privacy

  • The canonical app route is /quadro-ciclico.
  • Access is controlled by the profile and level specified by the current configuration; commercial level names can change.
  • Calculations depend on CycleSic services and the app's technical authentication.
  • The selected market, view and mode may be stored locally or in the URL so the same context can be reopened.
  • Asset and timeframe availability depends on the data source and service state: presence in the selector does not guarantee continuous updates.

The page does not require the user's exchange API keys to display market data. Do not enter credentials in fields that do not request them, and never send them to Nicola.

Common problems

The page sends me to login or an access page

Cyclic Dashboard is a protected surface. Confirm that you are using the correct account and consult the current access level in the app; a Cyclepedia document cannot unlock a feature.

Some rows are empty or warming up

The service may not yet have built every snapshot. Wait for an update, check the time indicator and try a supported asset or timeframe. Do not interpret a missing field as zero.

Sundial/Clock and Composite appear to conflict

The views summarise different information. Check the asset, timeframe, mode and data time, then return to the CycleSic chart. Divergence can be informative, but it is not resolved by choosing whichever view confirms the initial idea.

Price updates but the dashboard does not

The ticker and analytical outputs may use different pipelines and frequencies. Judge freshness from the time attached to the analysis, not from price movement alone.

Relationship with the other software environments

  • CycleSic provides control over the chart and cyclic tools.
  • Office stores the hypothesis and supports review after the outcome.
  • Assembly shows community consensus, which must remain separate from cyclic calculations.
  • Cyclepedia documents the theoretical concepts needed to read the dashboard.

Verified version

Editorial check: 8 August 2026. In this version, Sundial/Clock and Composite are active; Summary, Wave, Voices and Control Board are exposed as “coming soon”. The asset, timeframe, mode and access-level lists are treated as variable configuration and are not frozen into this page.

Sources

  • Cyclic Dashboard — official app surface, checked on 2026-08-08.
  • Emiciclo app — official menu, identity and access.
  • Current application code for dashboard views, route gate and data pipelines — proprietary primary source checked during review; it does not constitute independent verification.
Suggest an edit My proposals