Medium Term Trading of SP500 with Cycle Analysis

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No specific swing length. I use monthly, weekly, daily and intraday charts so whatever you can do is fine.


SPX Blaster said:
What length of swings are you wanting to look at? Swings for 2 or 3 days, or 6 to 12 days? I would only be able to do the longer swings on bonds.
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formikatrading said:
No specific swing length. I use monthly, weekly, daily and intraday charts so whatever you can do is fine.
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I'll do the shorter ones on gold. The cycles are not perfectly accurate and actual turn points can come early or late. There is a margin for error in the cycles and the shorter cycle obviously has a smaller margin of error.
 
Sounds good. I understand the margin for error. That's where I think my oscillator work comes in as I won't take a trade unless those line up for me. So don't worry, I won't blame you or the cycles. But like today in AUDUSD, I think when a cycle supports something I'm seeing it just gives me more confidence in the trade.

SPX Blaster said:
I'll do the shorter ones on gold. The cycles are not perfectly accurate and actual turn points can come early or late. There is a margin for error in the cycles and the shorter cycle obviously has a smaller margin of error.
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Here is gold and future cycle swings. Take into consideration if gold is trending strongly. May not be wise to trade against a strong trend.

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SPX Blaster said:
I got my stop on gbpusd at breakeven also. gbpusd and audusd free trades now.
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Closed all trades except long crude oil now.
Sorry, I didn't post a cycle chart first. I was busy with other things.

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Looking to go long gbpaud on a pullback. The #1 low marked on the chart is today and moving to the next high about Sep. 10


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I'm long gbpaud now. It retrace 38.2 the past few hours and cycle says up.
 
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