DionysusToast
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HWSteele
Are you basing any of this on the works of J M Hurst?
DT
Are you basing any of this on the works of J M Hurst?
DT
HWSteele
Are you basing any of this on the works of J M Hurst?
DT
Wow I just looked this book up and the cheapest I could find it for was $230.00. Paper back like I have.
Bloody 'ell...
Right you lot - you can start bidding for mine....
$100 quid?
Todays post was going to be a shorter one about the true shape of cycles in the markets. The excel example that I created earlier in this thread was just a quick thing to give some other examples with. It was not meant to be a true recreation of market cycles.
I WAS going to spend some time to create an example that was more realistic but it seams that was done for me already by mvtrader2000. Post #43 shows a market with the many cycles residing within.
Instead of pointing tops and bottoms the cycles tend to have rounded tops and bottoms. Because of this the influence of any particular cycle on the amplitude of price changes over time.
While a cycle is in it's thrusting phase it has the greatest effect on the composites amplitude during a set period of time.
While the cycle is in it's cresting or ebbing phase the cycles has the least influence on the composite's amplitude during the same set period of time.
If you spend some time looking at the picture in post 43 you will see what I mean.
I am going to make just a few more posts on cycles and then I will start talking about other things.
And yes I will be getting to the "secrets" before too much longer.
Sorry HW, I really was not trying to steal your thunder, I just thought that the screen shot would be of interest.
The software is MT4. If anyone feels that it would be of use to them, please feel free to download it from the link below.
I think mine is in better shape! I just have to find it first to see.:innocent:
Is this secret gona make us rich ?
Is this secret gona make us rich ?
I do believe that is up to you.
But some of them may or may not hold some thing that you may find interesting. Maybe
I do believe that is up to you.
But some of them may or may not hold some thing that you may find interesting. Maybe
What about pitch forks - are you still a fan?
Ha! Thats inflation for you! :cheesy:lol.
I'm amazed - I just went to Amazon. $700+ for a new one and used one's from $297...
I had no idea. I think I paid about $50 direct from Traders Press.
The Profit Magic of Stock Transaction Timing by J.M. Hurst, J. M. Hurst | 9780934380621 | Compare Discount Book Prices & Save up to 90% - FindBookPrices.com
Anyway - sorry for the diversion... but... wow...
Ha! Thats inflation for you! :cheesy:
What about pitch forks - are you still a fan?