Tomorrow's Chart Today-Part 2

Outside of the Crude Oil Daily saying we could still shake out and go lower into next week, The Weekly Crude Oil chart says we will go up until mid-September, until the week ending on 9/15/17.
 
The squeeze or the dribble in the S&P that we have seen for so long, with a pop or drop here or there will change. The S&P will make a significant move in August.
 
Attached is a volatility chart for the ES Daily from 7/3 to 9/29. This chart can be created and forecast for any market or time frame. This chart only indicates when volatility will occur. Even though I do have charts that will show when price Highs and Lows will occur this chart does not show direction, only when volatility will increase or decrease.
 

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When I began using a new data set this was the forecast generated for the 2017 ES Weekly. It has been remarkably accurate. I am getting the same results using the new data set for intraday and daily forecast. We'll see how well it reflects the market for the rest of 2017.

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Euro Daily from 7/3 to 9/29...Really not much to say other than for you to follow along. There is another chart I would like to post but until one learns more about data modeling it may be harder to follow and understand. Its results shows segments of trends, whereas this chart is straightforward.

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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 I used 2 algorithms, one that I used to create all of the forecast previously and another algorithm Notice how the chart1 captures the high of the year on a polynomial peak, chart2 reflects the high on a polynomial peak as well but just a little earlier but also chart2 indicates exact the high of the year 5/9 on a data point.

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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 times the top and other subsequent turns, but you did not want to be buying at any time because QRR was indicating a long trend occurring in 2017, and in this case it was down.

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