Planetary Cycles Trading (EUR/USD)

Right now, the 124-day and 40-day cycles are lining up well, suggesting:

1. A move up into early April
2. A pullback later in April
3. Then another move higher into mid-May

I have confidence in this outlook because these cycles have shown consistent behavior over time, and when multiple cycles align like this, the forecast becomes more reliable.
The inverted(Mars/Helio) cycle has also been tracking this pair nicely. If you're trading longer time frames, just being correct on the directional bias alone help.
For sure this is expensive software, and the basic way it's used will not help the shorter term traders as much.However, the nuanced setups, and if you understand and can prove that the cycle projections are statistically sound, there's definitely and edge. You can't trade based on TS forecast. The developers of TS tell you this and are very transparent. It's a powerful tool, you have to understand to make it work.

End of week recap: 294 pips for week from post 14,739, March 14.

Outlook for next week... Inverted Moon-Sun, 80% confidence.

Good morning everyone, I also use the TIMING SOLUTION version January 9, 2023. If you'll allow me a question, can you tell me how to set the reference point for the meridian, for example if I wanted to set Greenwich or Frankfurt?
How do you change the time station?

Thanks for your answers

End of the week results, - 32 pips from post 14,473, March 21.

I find AI helpful in answering questions such as this in a fast and complete way... here is one response to your query:

In Timing Solution (including the January 9, 2023 version), the "reference point for the meridian" you're asking about is handled through the exchange location (also called the time station or geolocation). This setting is crucial for accurate astronomical calculations (planetary positions, cycles, etc.), as it ties the price data's timestamps to the correct geographic longitude and time zone (including historical daylight saving time adjustments).
How to Set or Change the Exchange Location (Time Station)
This is typically done when loading or downloading price data, but you can also adjust it for an existing chart in many cases.

1. When downloading data (e.g., from Yahoo, e-Signal, or other sources):
   1. After entering the symbol and clicking Download Data, a dialog box appears.
   2. It prompts for two key things:
      1. Trading starts at (or trading session begin time) — important for daily/intraday data (e.g., 09:30 for NYSE).
      2. Exchange location (this is the geographic reference point / time station).

   3. Click the "Exchange Location" button (sometimes shown as a globe icon or similar).
   4. A list of popular/predefined locations opens. Select the one you want:
      1. Greenwich → Look for "London" or "Greenwich" / UK-based entry (often tied to GMT/UTC).
      2. Frankfurt → Look for "Frankfurt" or "Germany" / "Europe/Berlin" (this handles Central European Time and DST).

   5. Confirm and proceed. The software applies the correct longitude, time zone, and DST history automatically for most major exchanges.

2. For an already loaded chart or to change it later:
   1. Go to the data loading/import section or the chart properties/settings (often under a "Worksheet" or data management area).
   2. Look for the Exchange Location or Time Zone option/button and click it to reopen the selector.
   3. If you use one exchange frequently, you can set a default time zone in the main settings (under the "Timing Solutions" or configuration area) so it applies automatically.

Defining a Custom Location (If Greenwich or Frankfurt Isn't Listed Exactly)

1. In the Exchange Location dialog, there is usually an option to define your own or add a custom location.
2. You enter:
   1. City name
   2. Longitude/latitude (or select from a map/globe view)
   3. Time zone details (including DST rules if needed)

3. This is documented in the software's FAQ/knowledge base under "How to define my own exchange location". It ensures the astronomical models align precisely with the desired meridian/reference point.

Quick Tips for Your Version

1. This setting is especially important for intraday data and any modules using planetary/astronomical cycles.
2. For pure spectrum/cycle analysis without astro, the location sometimes has less impact, but it's still recommended to set it correctly.
3. The software handles the underlying "meridian" via the longitude of the chosen location (Greenwich ≈ 0° longitude; Frankfurt ≈ +8.68° E).

If the exact dialog looks slightly different in your January 2023 build, or if you need help with a specific market/symbol, feel free to describe what you see when you try to load data — I can guide you more precisely.
You can also check the built-in help or the official knowledge base (timingsolution.com) for "Exchange Location" or "define my own exchange location" for screenshots and more details.

Outlook for next week. Blue line is Moon-Sun, 1 h(armonic), 8 overtones. Red line is composite of top 3 self simialr periods in past 65,000 1 hr bars.

Perfect inversion of curve this week. Blue line was best intermarket composite (3 best self similar periods in past) Red line Moon-Sun best correlation....

- 250 pips from post 14,747 above. Just when I get closer to staying ahead of the inversion issue, it comes around to bite again.

Hello Happy Easter, I hope you had a good time, jnevins thanks for your very kind reply.

jnevins Hi, could you please help me with my Astrolog settings?

In my chart (attached), the information panel on the right side seems incomplete. Some data is missing compared to what I should see.

Do you know which setting I need to enable to display the full information?

Thank you!

Outlook for next week, Red is composite of three highest similar periods in past 6500 1 hour bars
Blue is Moon - Sun, Inverted 1st harmonic, 8th overtone.

The right‑side panel is showing only planetary longitudes — nothing else.
Missing items include:

1. Planet speeds
2. House cusps
3. Declinations
4. Aspects list
5. Retrograde markers
6. Element/quality totals
7. Chart summary
8. Midpoints, etc.

1. Turn ON the full Info Panel
In Astrolog:
Settings → Info → Info Display → All
or keyboard shortcut:
Shift + I (cycles through info modes)
You are currently in a reduced mode like “Positions” or “Brief.”

Make sure the Info Panel itself is enabled
Menu:
Settings → Info → Info Panel
or press:
i (toggles the panel on/off)
If this is off, the panel collapses to minimal data.

Widen the Astrolog window
Your screenshot shows a narrow window, which forces Astrolog to hide fields.

 

1. Maximize the window
2. Or drag the right edge wider

Astrolog dynamically reveals more info as the window expands.
Optional: Reset layout
If they’ve changed many settings:
Settings → Save Settings → Reset to Defaults
This restores the full right‑side panel.

Hope that helps

End of the week results: 238 pips from post 14,751, April 12.

Outlook for next week. Moon-Sun, blue, 1h, 8 ov. Self similar, red. Composite of top 3 similar periods, combined.

Hey all,
I’ve started incorporating horary astrology into my weekly workflow — not as a standalone signal, but as a bias filter to avoid being caught on the wrong side when my cycle analysis is at an inflection point.
The idea is simple: I cast a horary chart at the weekly open asking whether EURUSD will close higher than it opened. The judgment acts as a directional gate for the cycle signals I’m already running. If they agree — higher confluence. If they conflict — I reduce size or stay flat.
I post the chart, the reasoning, and the outcome every Friday. Methodology and track record are open here:
https://www.patreon.com/c/4castclub/posts
Questions and pushback welcome.
— Barbaros

End of the week results, 131 pips from post 14,754, April 19

Outlook for upcoming week: Blue, Moon-Sun, red is self similarity, composite of 3 best periods.

End of week resuts: 63 pips using Moon-Sun, Blue line, 132 pips using self similarity (just above) From April 26

Outlook for next week. Red is self similarit, Blue is Moon-Sun, 1st harmonic, 8th overtone.

Looking at the chart and next friday's news forecast, this might end up inverted. First slightly up early in the week and then a big drop on friday.