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  • #1,841
  • Apr 16, 2024 9:55am Apr 16, 2024 9:55am
sorry Thtpro, have you ever studied Kabbalah?
on another forum I read that they were trying to decode TTTA with Kabala and there was a trader who transformed letters into numbers to make predictions
someone... many many years ago said that the universe is made up of numbers.....
  • #1,842
  • Apr 16, 2024 10:47am Apr 16, 2024 10:47am
Quoting carbonmimeti
sorry Thtpro, have you ever studied Kabbalah? on another forum I read that they were trying to decode TTTA with Kabala and there was a trader who transformed letters into numbers to make predictions someone... many many years ago said that the universe is made up of numbers.....
Hi =- Just skimmed it, these religious books all come back to geometry, planets and cycles - which you'll always get to fit the markets somehow

In TTTA - just use the planets to research the "campaigns" and Eclipses and the special weapons that are used

Think I mentioned something on this site the other month about the 15 year cycle due in March from the 2009 low and as 2009 was a LOW, 15 years later (half the Saturn cycle 180 degs) should be a top - Hence the past couple of weeks price action

A little correction is fine, not expecting a major correction, but you never know

My preferred outlook is:

  1. 15 year cycle causes a temp high (HAPPENING RIGHT NOW)
  2. Bounces UP into new highs until end of MAY 2024, then a bigger correction (Built from the composite Index I have below) - the comp Index can be a few weeks early/late as those are STATIC fixed cycles

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  • #1,843
  • Apr 17, 2024 4:16am Apr 17, 2024 4:16am
This is one way I use Jenkins and Gann - Very simple

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Then apply a little Jenkins (not everything is shown on the chart)

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Notice the EXTENDED Gann Box angles - 66.6% retracement levels called the top #2 AND correction from #2 = CUBE ratio's
and we have a intersection of the diagonal of the box itself from the bott right corner of the box and the extended 50% angle in the next month or so - big spike up?
  • #1,844
  • Apr 20, 2024 6:01am Apr 20, 2024 6:01am
PS

That Composite SP500 Index - turns DOWN in late May 2024 for the next circa. 4 years

The cycles of the Index suggest BEARISHNESS for a number of years - This will NOT stop Bull/UP trends from happening, its just the pressure is to the downside, so just be aware of etc

There's a major low expected Oct 2025 - Planetary cycle - then the "BEAST" cycles are due in the 1st half of 2026

All in all, the SP500 Index and its constituents should be on the back foot for a while, after its good run of the last decade or so

Don't forget about the 100% accurate (for over 300 years) WAR cycle, due in the next couple of years too - always causes a panic, then bullish from then on - we're looking for USA (and most likely allies) boots on the GROUND here

The LAST time the comp Index turned significantly DOWN was in 2017-2018, which was not a long period of time, but you can look at price action on the SP500 around that time to see the effect of a significant DOWN cycle move within an overall UP cycle (the big UP cycle started in 2016 and tops out in 2034)

These down cycles in an overall UP cycle so far in 200 years of market history have 100% ALWAYS retraced the down trends - Its when the overall cycle is DOWN that it takes years and years to retrace - the overall cycle does not turn down until 2034
  • #1,845
  • Apr 20, 2024 9:31am Apr 20, 2024 9:31am
Quoting Thtpro
PS That Composite SP500 Index - turns DOWN in late May 2024 for the next circa. 4 years The cycles of the Index suggest BEARISHNESS for a number of years - This will NOT stop Bull/UP trends from happening, its just the pressure is to the downside, so just be aware of etc There's a major low expected Oct 2025 - Planetary cycle - then the "BEAST" cycles are due in the 1st half of 2026 All in all, the SP500 Index and its constituents should be on the back foot for a while, after its good run of the last decade or so Don't forget about the 100% accurate...
I think I've seen something about this war prediction before - is that from Bradley Cowan's material? I've come across the name in relation to some of MSJs principles and Gann but never really looked into him much further. Is it as hard going as the MSJ astro books?
  • #1,846
  • Apr 22, 2024 5:19am Apr 22, 2024 5:19am
Quoting majoh
{quote} I think I've seen something about this war prediction before - is that from Bradley Cowan's material? I've come across the name in relation to some of MSJs principles and Gann but never really looked into him much further. Is it as hard going as the MSJ astro books?
Hi

There was a Institute of Cosmology write up in Tradersworld a few months ago on the subject - http://www.cosmoeconomics.com/EZ/ice...lt=1045&eml=93

Cowan also published this in the 1990's in 4D Appendix F - he also has a Youtube which he's posted about it:
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Basically Uranus in Gemini you can then square the cycle and every hit of the square points result in a different conflict going back hundreds of years (to when the USA was born)

Cowan's work is easy to understand unless like me 12 years ago, you know nothing about Astro and then its a bit of a learning curve, but its to the fact - MSJ in his works, covers everything and a lot of it is not workable

PS - If I forward project that Comp cycle Index I partly show above - the DOWN red line lasts until 2028, so this can all be pieced together
  • #1,847
  • Apr 23, 2024 3:37am Apr 23, 2024 3:37am
Thanks for sharing the information about Michael S. Jenkins' teachings, DiamondMiner.
  • #1,848
  • Apr 23, 2024 9:57am Apr 23, 2024 9:57am
Bounce off the 70.7% retracement level (SQUARE) and off the 75% Gann Box 75% angle

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  • #1,849
  • Apr 23, 2024 2:44pm Apr 23, 2024 2:44pm
Been working through some more of the old Jenkins stuff and came back to the secret angle again - I played with it a bit last year when I originally read through most of his stuff but kinda left it behind as I bounced between concepts. Came back to it after exploring the arcs and having a correct ratio gives some really interesting results around the angle intersections that he uses once the basic SA grid is set up. Some quick examples of some arc points and SA intersection points today on Nas - of course not all of these are huge but having an eye on these points could have been tidy.
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  • #1,850
  • Apr 24, 2024 3:33am Apr 24, 2024 3:33am
Quoting majoh
Been working through some more of the old Jenkins stuff and came back to the secret angle again - I played with it a bit last year when I originally read through most of his stuff but kinda left it behind as I bounced between concepts. Came back to it after exploring the arcs and having a correct ratio gives some really interesting results around the angle intersections that he uses once the basic SA grid is set up. Some quick examples of some arc points and SA intersection points today on Nas - of course not all of these are huge but having an...
Absolutely - its ALL geometry - the hard bit is knowing which angle is going to work
  • #1,851
  • Apr 24, 2024 8:39am Apr 24, 2024 8:39am
As a newbie forex trader, can you explain how Michael S. Jenkins' geometric trading method differs from other trading approaches, and why it's considered successful?
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  • #1,852
  • Apr 24, 2024 8:42am Apr 24, 2024 8:42am
Quoting Thtpro
{quote} Absolutely - its ALL geometry - the hard bit is knowing which angle is going to work
Yeah I've had some success combining the time projections with traditional snr /malaysian style fresh levels. It's given some pretty nice moves so far when things match up.

And yeah, I've never been super into geometry but this is making me really whirr some dusty gears. I've done some more experimenting with the secret angle setup today and the, I don't know - vibrations? out of the inital impulse moves seem to be more accurate than the basic arc node points and its making me scratch my head and think about circles and triangles and it feels like im scrabbling at the surface of something really profound but I just don't have the mental space to unpick it all yet. Getting lost in the weeds again haha.
  • #1,853
  • Apr 24, 2024 9:12am Apr 24, 2024 9:12am
Quoting majoh
{quote} Yeah I've had some success combining the time projections with traditional snr /malaysian style fresh levels. It's given some pretty nice moves so far when things match up. And yeah, I've never been super into geometry but this is making me really whirr some dusty gears. I've done some more experimenting with the secret angle setup today and the, I don't know - vibrations? out of the inital impulse moves seem to be more accurate than the basic arc node points and its making me scratch my head and think about circles and triangles and it...
It isn't easy, especially if the concepts are taxing - when i first started all this maths and geometry was completely new, so a big learning curve

I always tell people to trade simple - trade with the trend, buy a pull back etc - then once you've mastered the basics, look at more advanced concepts - the problem is price charts are 2D, the market price action operates at 4 dimensions, so we're at a loss straight off in reading price action exactly
  • #1,854
  • Apr 24, 2024 9:16am Apr 24, 2024 9:16am
Quoting perfectionis
As a newbie forex trader, can you explain how Michael S. Jenkins' geometric trading method differs from other trading approaches, and why it's considered successful?
Its timing the market using circles, angles and geometric proportions of the circle to predict price and time levels - its ultra hard compared to other methods

the thinking is that ALL markets are built from geometry - there's also Astrology involved, so using planets etc - I wouldn't look at this until you've mastered the basics as in this game, its all about making a profit and you can do that with very basic methods
  • #1,855
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:21am Apr 24, 2024 10:21am
Quoting Thtpro
{quote} Its timing the market using circles, angles and geometric proportions of the circle to predict price and time levels - its ultra hard compared to other methods the thinking is that ALL markets are built from geometry - there's also Astrology involved, so using planets etc - I wouldn't look at this until you've mastered the basics as in this game, its all about making a profit and you can do that with very basic methods
I promised myself not to write anymore about this 3D as well as about 3D TIME AND PRICE FORECASTING as some people spoke too much in the wind and offended but since serious people are now writing and I respect what they write, I would like to give my contribution by explaining this what I understood after many years.....: 1) there are 4 FUNDAMENTAL swings that contain information for the future trend and they form a sort of S...I hope to explain myself in the best way with my simple English:
A) the last climb before the collapse
B) the collapse
C) the first climb after the collapse (i.e. impulsive wave 1)
D) the first descent after the first ascent (so to speak wave 2 of retracement) now I'll put the graphs with the circles to show you what happens in reality!!
  • #1,856
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:23am Apr 24, 2024 10:23am
GBPUSD 1H scaled chart:

A) the last climb before the collapse
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  • #1,857
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:24am Apr 24, 2024 10:24am
B) the collapse
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  • #1,858
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:27am Apr 24, 2024 10:27am
C) the first climb after the collapse (i.e. impulsive wave 1)
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  • #1,859
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:30am Apr 24, 2024 10:30am
D) the first descent after the first ascent (so to speak wave 2 of retracement)
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  • #1,860
  • Apr 24, 2024 10:31am Apr 24, 2024 10:31am
I've also noticed the last small leg before a large move tends to have a higher likelihood of causing a decent move aswell. Here's a quick example from today where it ended up intersecting with a 1h level I had marked which resulted in the last leg up on Nasdaq before the melt. Really fascinating how these things play out in such an ordered way (even if the order is frustratingly obfuscated and complex).
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