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Here is a question that we have often heard in regard to our approach to market analysis:
“You never mention the news. Don’t you think the news affect market behavior?”
It is a legitimate question, and the answer is: “Our model already factors in the news, before they even come out, so we don’t need to check the news”. (more…)
Notes:
1) We know that our analysis is completely different from anything seen before and also it is hard to swallow for die-hard technical chartists, so we want to thank you all for your continued interest and support.
2) We have tried to further simplify our presentation of the product, now slimmed down to only 4 screenshots, 2 LONGs, 2 SHORTs, 2 are focused on the TIME stretch analysis (Consecutive Closes) the other 2 are focused on the PRICE stretch analysis (Odds % Comparators), and they all combine the analysis on 3 main time periods: Daily, Weekly and Monthly.
3) Recently someone in the SOH forum commented that the smaller time periods cannot predict the longer time periods, but that statement reveals complete ignorance of the basic nature of time periods (i.e. how they are actually created). (more…)
Note: when a gauge shows 0% daily odds it means the price is already moving in that direction. We gauge the ODDS to have a TREND REVERSAL, so if the market is going up the odds to have a LONG trend reversal are ZERO% because it is already an uptrend. On the other hand, if the market was going down, then we will have x% odds of having a LONG trend reversal at specific price levels. (more…)
