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A flat line slope for a certain chart has always indicated the market will come back and overlap the beginning of the forecast. Hopefully you can appreciate the significance and how valuable this information is. Also as previously mentioned a certain chart near or at zero reveals turning points...

Volatility will not be near what it was yesterday. These charts I am posting are not necessarily an an indication of the magnitude of any given move, they will show you price chart form, or be close to the tops or bottoms. This ES chart is true to form.

If you hadn't noticed yet, the chart posted above is inverted, and when you look at the chart in this post it will make more sense. By changing one variable in a data set a stable distribution was created for all charts. However depending what time frame you are looking at their initial output...

ES Monday 9/11...In this case you should before you call it a day, what tomorrow will bring.

Charts for 30Min data for Crude & ES on 9/5 & 9/6. Already know what to expect for Crude tomorrow, ES will behave differently and trend more during the day tomorrow. You can determine where to take it next.

QRR charts are great for showing you entire moves...In using the polynomial they should be read from Valley to Valley from Price High to Price Low or Price Low to Price High. But you should always be aware of data points at or near 0. The data point peaks of the QRR charts many times will...

US 30 Year Bonds...This is a tough call. Will they race them back up until 6th, or stretch it out until the 11th of September, then sell them off? Or will they continue down and try to overlap the the original buy signal in July? I think they will be take them back up, but like anything in...

Wheat in this chart is getting a bounce from the data point from August 29/30. Using Polynomials can be a great tool for organizing such random, chaotic data, but you have to be careful about their use. So in this case will the market go up now until September 18th before heading south again?

After reassessing the Euro, it's quite possible the High is in for now. Gold's High is coming very soon, very likely this week. I've decided to just utilize the QRR charts from here on. More data and more charts are not a solution, they will ultimately conflict and confuse one another.

Gold is close to topping out, it may top out this week.

Here are my 2 favorite charts, QRR and MRR. Both have unique features. More about their features at a later time but both charts are saying the same thing. I expect the Euro to continue to trend up until September 14th before any kind of significant correction.

All of the charts above are for the ES. Have a safe and enjoyable holiday!

Before departing for a long holiday weekend I wanted to post the QRR and HRR charts again. Also I wanted to include charts that reveal High and Low Prices. Here is a brief explanation of them. The length of the moves of QRR are indicated by the breadth, not the amplitude. Also the strength of...

Today was obviously a good day...however there is more work to do. The question is how will the market respond to the different 'signals' between QRR and HRR? For example tomorrow QRR is showing a trending market after 8am and that doesn't change until 1700. But HRR is showing some form of...

QRR said 2200, 0500, and HRR 0430. Now we only have to assess will they reverse the market off of the 0900 and then at 1330, all est times. HRR doesn't come into play until 1630/1700. simple to follow this way. But as one's understanding grows then you can add other elements or charts.

Some action for the ES over the next two days, 8/28 and 8/29

Here are two separate charts for IBM in 2017. Certain charts have characteristics that reveal whether a market will be trending or not, in this case QRR. Other charts are used for timing the turns such as the HRR chart. QRR says IBM will trend from around February/March until September. HRR...

With the new data set I wanted to see what the data would have revealed in a strong trending market. So I used the Euro FX data through 2013 to do the forecast for 2014. In other words I started the forecast in the first week in 2014 (just like I did in the ES Weekly 2017 forecast) but this time...

Crude Oil Daily...7/3 to 9/29

ES 30 minute intraday for 8/14 (Mon) & 8/15 (Tues)