Cycles are a tool and should not be used to the exclusion of other tools. There is always the possibility (high probability long term) that the data will be misinterpreted or a relevant fact over looked. So use cycles to check your analysis, not as the only reason to make a decision. Interpretation is the opinion of the author and may be incorrect and should be viewed in that light.
Friday, May 25, 2018
May 28, 2018 weekly outlook
Nested envelopes indicate top formed .... Sell?
Meta Sine wave turned down and should bottom within 5-6 trading days. Past week with short cycle down and longer cycles up gave a sideways move. The week was sideways. So far 2018 has been sideways.
Monday, May 14, 2018
May 14, 2018 weekly outlook
Hurst cycles
Shorter cycles keep whipsawing up and down. Expect a short term top during the last half of the week.
Tuesday, May 8, 2018
Nested envelopes for cycles
Most of my posts use semi-circles to show cycles. On April 1 I showed you the use of "sine" waves as an alternative way to show cycles.
Bit, there are other ways to visualize cycles. Lots of people like Moving Averages (MAs) to analyze price movement. We can use envelopes (based off MA offset above and below MA). Time shifting 1/2 the cycle span centers the envelope. To extract maximum information we nest cycle envelopes.
Here is an example - Russell 2000 Index:
Note difference in MA lengths (20 and 40 days), time shifted (10 and 20 days) (2.5 and 3 deviations from MAs which are not shown)
Good Luck traders
Bit, there are other ways to visualize cycles. Lots of people like Moving Averages (MAs) to analyze price movement. We can use envelopes (based off MA offset above and below MA). Time shifting 1/2 the cycle span centers the envelope. To extract maximum information we nest cycle envelopes.
Here is an example - Russell 2000 Index:
Note difference in MA lengths (20 and 40 days), time shifted (10 and 20 days) (2.5 and 3 deviations from MAs which are not shown)
Good Luck traders
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