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The red moving average looking thing is a price cycle forecast showing this past week as a major turning point. This price cycle shows one inversion,but the turning points were correct even though direction wasn't. The next turn isn't unitl the end of January. There is a bump around the end of November beginning of December. Again, inversions happen and I'm not sure how forecast them, but the primary key is the forecast change of direction and not necessarilly literal direction.
Below is the continuation of the last Gann Grid. Price peaked again at 56 bars and might prove to be the top for a while.
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Dear Chad,
I have been following your posts here and on Forex Factory in the Planetary Cycle thread.
I really admire your posts and I am definetly gaining great insights through them.
I do have one question tough, and it has been bothering for a long time, and it's this very post of yours.
Would you, please, care to elaborate on this price cycle forecast that you're drawing? It breaks my head on how this is achieved.
Hi Johannes. The price cycle forecast is pretty simple. I find a symmetrical pattern and then project a forecast from the "fold back" or mirror point. I'll make a blog post about this in the next few days.
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