Trend Change: Prediction
Points
Prediction points are dates
and price values in the future that have the potential to act as trend
turning points or trend acceleration points. Not all turning points
will produce market turns. Trend turning point information is added
to other technical indicators. If a significant turning point
is approaching when market indicators are at extreme levels the likelihood
of a turn on these dates increases.
Market Cycles:
Market cycles are best at predicting the low to low verses market highs.
The dates given in the next low window are where the market lows may
be expected. Unfortunately, cycles expand, contract or invert so the
future date is an estimate bases on the cycles of the past.
Usually, the longer the cycle, the stronger the expected market movements.
When cycles of varying lengths converge within a narrow time span, the
likelihood and the severity of the decline increases.
Click
to see sample cycles table
Fibonacci, Lucas, Gann and Spiral Calendar dates
These tables offer potential market turning points
The Fibonacci or Lucas values are added to previous market turning points.
Cell in green are within 5 to 15 days forward. The cells in red are
within the last 3 day prior or 4 days forward.
Cycles and pivot dates are not meant to be stand alone indicators. They
offer an additional way of analyzing the market. Cycles give a time
perspective to the price technical analysis.
Click to see sample Prediction Point table
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