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We are coming to the end of the first quarter of 2018. New daily forecast for the next quarter from 4-2-18 through 6-29-18 will begin next weekend as time permits. Intraday forecast are constant and of course weekly data for the entire year is completed as time permits. My biggest challenge is...

Here are two bonds forecast that are supposed to provide you what the actual Bond price chart should resemble or look like. I posted one of these in the past but have included both in this post. Included is the actual Bond price chart depicted in XL, of which the scaling is poor. Of course these...

As you can see from the Crude Oil 2018 Volatility chart posted here and previously for weekly data a nice increase in volatility was forecast.

ES Daily from 1/1/18 to 3/30/18...Can't say I'm surprised about what is happening in this market.

Here is what the 30Min ES Volatility chart looked like for Friday 3/16 and Monday 3/19. Note how the volatility increases from 0800 for the entire day on Monday. Yes I do have price direction charts, actually I have 2 that are very reliable in showing you the direction of price for whatever time...

I did this Wheat Volatility chart some time ago. Kind of forgot about it other than making a mental note to refer back to it. The large area under the data points and nice peak gave us a hint that volatility would be increasing in March. You can see similar elements back in January after the 18th.

Here is Crude Oil Weekly data for 2018.

This chart forecast volatility for the 30Min Bond charts on 3/16/18 and 3/19/18 of the previous post. I look for the larger areas (between the valleys of data points) and peaks within those areas to make an assessment of when volatility will increase or decrease.

This is the 30Min Bond Chart for this past Friday (3/16/18) and for Monday (3/19/18). The sell off was expected on Friday and you can follow along to see how this will play out on Monday.

Here is the Bonds Daily chart. This also helps explain why the beginning of the move up and the Weekly indicating the end of the move down. Of course Bonds will still face off with trend traders stepping in to sell them off again. But for the most part over the next few months more money will be...

Bonds Weekly for 2018. Looks like we're close to the bottom for the year.

As indicated by this chart you can see that volatility will start to decline again, and especially in March. One would have to go to the intraday charts to find the volatility as the daily forecast shows the beginning of a decline in volatility. The sequences will show you the price swings, an...

Here are recent algorithms I have been working with. Actually I am very satisfied with them. Looking at them as to whether price or volatility is increasing or decreasing is best. Sometimes sideways movement is indicated by counter trend indications on the price chart, otherwise movements up or...

The following is a representation or reflection of the next 2 days 30min ES price and volatility chart. I prefer to look at these charts as price or volatility increasing or decreasing. Sometimes on price charts during counter trend moves the market will move sideways, then take off when the...

Still in a testing phase but here are what my algorithms are indicating for the British Pound Weekly data in 2018. The first chart represents an indication or reflection of what the price chart will look like and the volatility chart is pretty much self-explanatory.

After years of attempting to determine direction I found only moderate success, maybe hit or miss is a better way of describing it. But one aspect that kept manifesting itself was the data's ability to show me when the big moves were going to occur. Since then I have discovered that is far more...

The x-axis is the timeline.

A top in after today? We'll see what follows as it's possible we could see some profit taking and selling coming in.

ES Chart from 10/30 1830 until 11/1 0700. Once again on this particular chart a narrow width between the slope and 6th order polynomial occurs.

Here is a type of chart that has been mentioned before, when the slope and 6th degree (order) polynomial are parallel or wrapped tightly around each other. This is the TXN, Texas Instrument chart from August 1st until today 10/31.