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  • #7,001
  • Aug 6, 2016 9:44am Aug 6, 2016 9:44am
If the DAX and SP500 are going to turn down then this weekend is an ideal point for them to do so. Coming into this top is a 60 year cycle, 60 year cycles are not always spot on to the day, the 2nd or 3rd August would have been ideal and indeed we got a turn down on the 1st August. This weekend the 2nd cycle point is occurring, if we get a gap down Monday then that would suggest that the 60 year cycle is going to take hold and we are likely to have a down month of August, in fact the rest of the year would be down.

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  • #7,002
  • Aug 6, 2016 10:33am Aug 6, 2016 10:33am
Fxforeknown your prediction charts raised the bar.... Having price targets in addition to general direction certainly kicks things up a notch.

Here are my charts for the week... first up, last week's price action...(spot on to prediction) and the outlook for this week coming up. The bottom is predicted for the following week around Aug 21st... with the contradiction of the Moon Q and the 990 bar cycle after Tuesday, the PA will be a bit less certain, nevertheless, I am fairly confident that the week will close lower than the open.
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  • #7,003
  • Aug 6, 2016 11:16am Aug 6, 2016 11:16am
Quoting Allchart
How people invest with planetary cycles? This is a Joke?
No Allchart, this is not a joke.

Everything is subject to cyclic action. That includes psychological, sociological, economic, political, geophysical, astronomical, biological, etc, etc. Everything. In the physical world cycles are present from the extreme micro with the atomic particles to the macro and the movements of the planets, galaxies, etc. Just pick your time frame of reference and find the physical object that will keep time for you on that particular cycle. The ancients didn't have computers and sophisticated time keeping instruments so they relied on the cycles they could see in their everyday life. The rising and setting of the sun and moon, the changes of moon phases to track a month of time, the movement of planets to track yet longer cycles. These are time keeping devices. It is not that the Moon directly influences a particular event but rather, a particular event happens to move in a cycle that corresponds to to an observable and repeatable cycle observed in the Moon. The same is true of every other observable regularly repeating physical phenomenon. (In the case of the moon though, there may be a physical reason it does more than act as a time keeper because of it's gravitation pull on our world)

Fortunately today we have extremely powerful tools to find and track cycles in the form of our computers that can perform over 3 billion calculations per second and atomic clocks that keep precise time... ("NIST-F2 would neither gain nor lose one second in about 300 million years, making it about three times as accurate as NIST-F1, which has served as the standard since 1999") http://www.time.gov/

So no, this is not a joke. My hope is that the participants in this forum will continue to seriously study cycle theory and contribute their discoveries freely for the benefit of anyone who is sincerely interested in looking more deeply into how the study of cycles can lead to greater insight for market movement.


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  • #7,004
  • Aug 6, 2016 11:22am Aug 6, 2016 11:22am
Quoting jnevins
Fxforeknown your prediction charts raised the bar.... Having price targets in addition to general direction certainly kicks things up a notch. Here are my charts for the week... first up, last week's price action...(spot on to prediction) and the outlook for this week coming up. The bottom is predicted for the following week around Aug 21st... with the contradiction of the Moon Q and the 990 bar cycle after Tuesday, the PA will be a bit less certain, nevertheless, I am fairly confident that the week will close lower than the open. {image} {image}...
but i think the close of next week will be in higher price in compare of its open!!!
  • #7,005
  • Aug 6, 2016 11:37am Aug 6, 2016 11:37am
Quoting jnevins
Fxforeknown your prediction charts raised the bar.... Having price targets in addition to general direction certainly kicks things up a notch. Here are my charts for the week... first up, last week's price action...(spot on to prediction) and the outlook for this week coming up. The bottom is predicted for the following week around Aug 21st... with the contradiction of the Moon Q and the 990 bar cycle after Tuesday, the PA will be a bit less certain, nevertheless, I am fairly confident that the week will close lower than the open. {image} {image}...
Hello jnevins - yes for my analysis method and my actual trading each week, having the price target forecasts in addition to the cycle tops and troughs forecast is essential. I not only am trading spot forex each week but I also trade vertical Debit Spread Options on FXE which is an ETF based on EURo currency and has Weekly Options, which is great. The need to obtain price target forecasts really became evident when I started trading these Weekly FXE Debit Spread options because their expiration happens every friday and I go into the options trade usually each Monday. So having a relatively good price target forecast that projects a week or more out in the future really makes a huge difference & results in a much higher success rate. I use specifically the Friday 16:00 Price target forecast for the weekly options trade and I use the Cycle top/bottom which occurs first that week as the Entry target for my Spot Forex trade each week. As you can see, in all 3 points of interest in my forecast this past week (intermediate low for Monday 8/1, weekly high for Tuesday 8/2 and the Friday 8/5 16:00 EDT price), the actual Prices came in anywhere between about 10 and 22 PIPs higher than my 3 price forecast levels - so price forecasts were pretty close, but not exact. However some weeks the price forecasts are within a PIP or two, which even amazes me.
  • #7,006
  • Aug 6, 2016 1:46pm Aug 6, 2016 1:46pm
Quoting arya.aryaee
{quote} but i think the close of next week will be in higher price in compare of its open!!!
Please show us why you think that. What type of analysis did you use?
  • #7,007
  • Aug 6, 2016 2:33pm Aug 6, 2016 2:33pm
Quoting jnevins
{quote} Please show us why you think that. What type of analysis did you use?
just let me to see what will be happened next week, then later i will explain my prediction
  • #7,008
  • Aug 6, 2016 6:18pm Aug 6, 2016 6:18pm
EUR/USD Forecast for coming week of 8/7/2016: (GBP/USD Forecast to be posted tomorrow)
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  • #7,009
  • Aug 6, 2016 10:49pm Aug 6, 2016 10:49pm
Quoting fxforeknown
{quote} Hello jnevins - yes for my analysis method and my actual trading each week, having the price target forecasts in addition to the cycle tops and troughs forecast is essential. I not only am trading spot forex each week but I also trade vertical Debit Spread Options on FXE which is an ETF based on EURo currency and has Weekly Options, which is great. The need to obtain price target forecasts really became evident when I started trading these Weekly FXE Debit Spread options because their expiration happens every friday and I go into the options...
Hi Fxforeknown... Thanks for sharing the information about the weekly options on the FXE... I would like to learn more about that... perhaps given my current interest in a weekly outcome for the Eurodollar that would make a lot of sense for me too... can you recommend some resources to learn more... best broker, etc? I have resisted options up until now and have only thought about spot forex... but I'm wondering if spot forex is in the end a harder game to play....?
  • #7,010
  • Aug 6, 2016 11:47pm Aug 6, 2016 11:47pm
Quoting fxforeknown
EUR/USD Forecast for coming week of 8/7/2016: (GBP/USD Forecast to be posted tomorrow) {image}

Awesome chart... are the cycle highs and lows from the Timing Solution Q module?
  • #7,011
  • Aug 7, 2016 9:03am Aug 7, 2016 9:03am
Quoting jnevins
{quote} Hi Fxforeknown... Thanks for sharing the information about the weekly options on the FXE... I would like to learn more about that... perhaps given my current interest in a weekly outcome for the Eurodollar that would make a lot of sense for me too... can you recommend some resources to learn more... best broker, etc? I have resisted options up until now and have only thought about spot forex... but I'm wondering if spot forex is in the end a harder game to play....?
Hello jnevins - for my Weekly Vertical Debit Spread options trades, I use two different Brokers: Thinkorswim (TD Ameritrade) and Options House. Thinkorswim has been, and continues to be the absolutely top notch Options trading platform - if you never used it, it may take a bit to get used to it - also its important to note that the Thinkorswim platform is a completely different and separate platform that you download from the other TD Ameritrade platform tools. Options House is a newer upcoming star in the Options Broker business and they have a great trading platform interface and some of the lowest commission rates. I will also mention, that occasionally I will also place *Weekly* Binary Options Trades on Nadex (which are completely in a league of their own, and different from the Vertical Debit Spread options that I also trade).
I would also like to mention that in general options trading *can* get very complicated - you will see hundreds of combinations and different types of options strategies for different types of desired outcomes, for different types of market conditions etc. - it can quickly become unnecessarily complex. I use a simple Vertical Debit Spread each and every week - no fancy overly-complicated options strategy for me. Vertical Debit Spreads by their nature are: simple, a more conservative options strategy, much better Reward-to-Risk ratios compared to any other options strategy. The icing on the cake with these Vertical Debit Spreads is that when you have the level of Price Target Detail and Cycle Timing Detail that I have shown here on the forum, then these Vertical Debit Spread Trades can become extremely powerful and the Reward-to-Risk payouts can balloon up to 5x or more ! - which is amazing. Another benefit is that I only have to decide when to 'Enter' the trade each week, once in I let the Options expire each Friday - no need to time an 'Exit' - I know most Options 'Gurus' don't advise holding options till expiration, but that is because they don't have this same fore-knowledge (forecast) on how the week will turn out, like we Cycle/Astro/Math/AstroTheology traders do here in this forum - LoL!!! - Now I also do simultaneously trade Spot Forex EUR/USD which is also fun and profitable, *when* you have the Price Target Detail and Cycle Timing Detail that I have shown here on the forum. The difference is that you not only have to manage the 'Entry', but you also have to manage the 'Exit' each week. If you are looking for training resources on learning more about Vertical Debit Spread's, I had used John Carter's Simpler Options site to find a Recorded DVD session called Ultimate Guide To Debit Spreads - I think it costs about $297 - I would recommend that you just focus on Debit Spreads, because you will also see on that site, all the other combinations of strategies and it can become unnecessarily complicated - you can also find another DVD there that does a nice job training you on how to use Thinkorswim options platform. Also you can look on the CBOE website and find free videos. So I hope that info. gives you some pointers to start. Trading both Forex Spot and Weekly FXE Debit Spread and Weekly Binary Options has been a lot of fun and profitable for me.
  • #7,012
  • Aug 7, 2016 9:18am Aug 7, 2016 9:18am
Quoting jnevins
{quote} Awesome chart... are the cycle highs and lows from the Timing Solution Q module?
Hello again jnevins - No, everything you see on my Forecast chart comes directly from my own analysis methodology which I have previously mentioned as being the combined blend of 4 different areas of Science: Planetary Cycles and Movements, Mathematical Patterns and Correlations, Periodicity and AstroTheology (Prisca Theologia / Syncretism). Every single analysis I perform each week, utilizes all four of these sciences. My analysis would not be complete, just relying on one or two of these areas of Science - all four are needed to deliver an accurate forecast. I am an owner of Timing Solutions software, but I only use that, in addition to other tools to compare and contrast what my own forecast methodology has projected. I think the Timing Solutions software is excellent when someone know how to use it correctly. You jnevins have done an absolutely amazing and brilliant job over the past few years with showcasing how powerful and accurate it can be.
  • #7,013
  • Aug 7, 2016 3:38pm Aug 7, 2016 3:38pm
I am aware that this Forum Thread is primarily concerned with EUR/USD Forecasting, but I had been contacted by Private Message to post a GBP/USD forecast so I am doing so now. Just one disclaimer, all of my forecasting work has been done exclusively on the EUR/USD pair, although I believe the techniques I use are applicable to any traded instrument. This GBP/USD Forecast will be the first attempt for me to use these techniques on anything other than EUR/USD. Hopefully the forecast will be of interest to other members who also trade GBP/USD.

GBP/USD Forecast for coming week of 8/7/2016:
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  • #7,014
  • Aug 7, 2016 4:18pm Aug 7, 2016 4:18pm
Good job ..very intresting forecast hopely you more often to make nice same kind post
  • #7,015
  • Aug 7, 2016 9:45pm Aug 7, 2016 9:45pm
Quoting fxforeknown
{quote} Hello jnevins - for my Weekly Vertical Debit Spread options trades, I use two different Brokers: Thinkorswim (TD Ameritrade) and Options House. Thinkorswim has been, and continues to be the absolutely top notch Options trading platform - if you never used it, it may take a bit to get used to it - also its important to note that the Thinkorswim platform is a completely different and separate platform that you download from the other TD Ameritrade platform tools. Options House is a newer upcoming star in the Options Broker business and they...
Thanks for sharing all of this great information... I will be thinking about all this in the coming days. Thanks for your very valuable contributions to this thread... The combination of analytical and intuitive skill is not all that common among traders...
  • #7,016
  • Aug 7, 2016 9:58pm Aug 7, 2016 9:58pm
Quoting fxforeknown
{quote} Hello again jnevins - No, everything you see on my Forecast chart comes directly from my own analysis methodology which I have previously mentioned as being the combined blend of 4 different areas of Science: Planetary Cycles and Movements, Mathematical Patterns and Correlations, Periodicity and AstroTheology (Prisca Theologia / Syncretism). Every single analysis I perform each week, utilizes all four of these sciences. My analysis would not be complete, just relying on one or two of these areas of Science - all four are needed to deliver...
It is important for newer traders to understand that there are no shortcuts to trading success... there are no easy "secrets" that will produce winning results. Long hours of testing, study, personal resonance and much more are required. Thanks so much for the kind words. Coming from you that means much.
  • #7,017
  • Aug 7, 2016 10:04pm Aug 7, 2016 10:04pm
Support and resistance is not difficult
  • #7,018
  • Aug 8, 2016 2:21pm Aug 8, 2016 2:21pm
This week on EURUSD, is important. We are looking for an important lower low, before to lift....... (volume will decide)

let's see !
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  • #7,019
  • Aug 8, 2016 2:56pm Aug 8, 2016 2:56pm
Quoting bingo_bongoo
This week on EURUSD, is important. We are looking for an important lower low, before to lift....... (volume will decide) let's see ! {image}
What's this pat....c chart showing?? Is that 1.05 for this week?? Or when??
Enlighten us ohh mighty
Beware of robber banks (RB), bad advisors.
  • #7,020
  • Edited 4:50pm Aug 9, 2016 12:19pm | Edited 4:50pm
The EUR/USD retraced to a classic 61.8 fibonacci level from the NFP drop from last week. This is to be expected and will now resume downward leg until at least tomorrow am EDT.... Just regular TA, nothing fancy.... took a sell position (demo) and will evaluate tomorrow morning in the NY session...

Look how it first nailed the 50% line then down to the 23.6% line, then bouncing between the 23.6 and the 38.2 until it made a run for the 61.8% during today's NY session.

The timing of the short corresponds to Fxforeknown's prediction nicely.

6 pm update.. classic double top forming at the 61.8% line....still confident in short....
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