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http://www.csidata.com/ua/index.html#unique Seasonal charts as well as many valuable others, like the COT futures and options index. It pays not to fight the tape when the COT's are buying the more the S&P goes up.

Be very very careful using the Bradley model, it's just a template. The chart is what Bradley presented to someone ( I forget who) and he picked the right time to do it. The boxed in area is the time frame he used and you can see the rest is not very good. Be careful with the CIT dates as well...

And larger time frames a model can be made. As Chaos states there is always 2 solutions to every problem so the blue model is regular and the red is inverted. When they cross, as they did 1345 ET the red model inverted to the blue and the rest is history.

A better replacement for the Bradley Model, at least for intraday.

Furthur into the future I posted Jan 1

My take Jan 15-16

I must have skipped over the LOUD reference so disregard my post. Having a good day so I'm a little jumpy, must have been the frog legs I had for dinner last night.

No, these models look very close similar to my models and seems the best time to buy for a swing would be after a deep correction later in the month. http://www.alphee.com/modules/Subjects/pages/Alphee/jan_0104.htm

I disagree that the Fed knows exactly what they are doing. I'm no fan of Greenie but by devaluing the dollar they make the Japanese and Chinese intervene , flush with cash they buy OUR bonds. Who's the PPT, we are but I won't get into that here. Major difference between 87 and now are the bond...

Nothing I got seems to stop it. I have to retrain my networks everyday just to keep up.

Could be a sell the employment news kind of week/month. Looks like Friday "could" be a top for a month or at least a couple weeks.

No, I have no desire for commercial application of my methods. Traders trade. But if you want my advice on finding a precise timing tool try something like what I did. I have three neural networks that exchange data and results; one is pure statistics of price data, dates and times , number 2 is...

I always like to backtest my work to make sure it's not some one time thing and can actually forecast based on happening sometime in the past. Unfortunatly I can't find the paper one like this that I did that projected from 1995 to 98 with the 3-D square up instead of down. It showed that when...

Word gets around believe it or not. Brokers talk, networking by friends and family, you name it, the word gets out.

I can't see the S&P going down with 2 half days and three days next week with no real sellers, only profit takers . 1101 seems the next stop on the way to 1109.

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More evidence

The S&P needs to get over and stick above 1094 before Dec 29 but I don't think that will happen. 1094 is on the same vector as 789 on the So9 , as is 292 (03/12/03- 12/29/03) and 1375 (03/24/2000-12/29/03). The chart shows the geometry. 1094 is VERY stiff resistence and points to a pull back to...

I bet I can top that as the coolest tool. This one is a tool of numbers and the mind. Take a swing low like 9/30 and subtract 10/15 from it. 15 days in between, sqrt that to get 3.8729, add 2 and resquare to get 34.49. Now you have a time target of 34 or 35 days from 9/30 to look for a swing...

It's Ensign's tool. What if you run those stats through a Neural network and added say hourly functions or even 5 minute routines instead of daily stats, added some rules like standard tech stuff (RSI maybe and MACD) as well as some esoteric stuff like the first chart I posted here (whick is...