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Advanced Financial Market Geos - Educational Ideas & Discussions
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Friends,
This page will be left open for the purpose of introducing traders to a variety of financial market geometries. While most of the geometric patterns are well know, such as H. M. Gartley's Gartley pattern, Scott Carney's Bat, Crab, Shark, ... as well as Robert Prechter 3-Drives, Bill Wolfe's Wolfe Waves, the emphasis will be to look at specific geometries, not necessarily naming each patterns, although if and once recognized, the credit should be rendered as it is always due.
You will soon realize that the majority of the patterns approximate those of Bill Wolfe's Wolfe Waves. Although I have not been a student of his, I have studied this and other related patterns on my own and developed my own naming, not for the purpose of usurping Mr. Wolfe's Wolfe Waves pattern ("WW"), but simply because the analyses of this and other patterns are intimately derived from my own proprietary patterns (Janus, Great White, Euclidean) and occult geometries (nodes/nodal core, nodules/nodular core, euclidean modules).
Some of these concepts will be revealed and explained in the course of this thread, others will remain proprietary. The interest here is to offer the novice and advanced trader new insights and trading ideas, enhanced involvement in technical discussions, and the opportunity to widen his or her trading armament.
I hope that you will enjoy this thread, and if it becomes active to a level of potential confusion as we seek to display ideas about Forex, indices, futures, commodities and stocks, then I might open a new thread on a single trading element.
For the time being, I will start by posting some potential geometric development, all of which is for educational purpose. So, due your own due diligence, as always.
Stay harmoniously tuned,
David Alcindor
Predictive Analysis & Forecasting
Denver, Colorado - USA
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Twitter:
4xForecaster
LinkedIn:
David Alcindor
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This page will be left open for the purpose of introducing traders to a variety of financial market geometries. While most of the geometric patterns are well know, such as H. M. Gartley's Gartley pattern, Scott Carney's Bat, Crab, Shark, ... as well as Robert Prechter 3-Drives, Bill Wolfe's Wolfe Waves, the emphasis will be to look at specific geometries, not necessarily naming each patterns, although if and once recognized, the credit should be rendered as it is always due.
You will soon realize that the majority of the patterns approximate those of Bill Wolfe's Wolfe Waves. Although I have not been a student of his, I have studied this and other related patterns on my own and developed my own naming, not for the purpose of usurping Mr. Wolfe's Wolfe Waves pattern ("WW"), but simply because the analyses of this and other patterns are intimately derived from my own proprietary patterns (Janus, Great White, Euclidean) and occult geometries (nodes/nodal core, nodules/nodular core, euclidean modules).
Some of these concepts will be revealed and explained in the course of this thread, others will remain proprietary. The interest here is to offer the novice and advanced trader new insights and trading ideas, enhanced involvement in technical discussions, and the opportunity to widen his or her trading armament.
I hope that you will enjoy this thread, and if it becomes active to a level of potential confusion as we seek to display ideas about Forex, indices, futures, commodities and stocks, then I might open a new thread on a single trading element.
For the time being, I will start by posting some potential geometric development, all of which is for educational purpose. So, due your own due diligence, as always.
Stay harmoniously tuned,
David Alcindor
Predictive Analysis & Forecasting
Denver, Colorado - USA
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Twitter:
4xForecaster
LinkedIn:
David Alcindor
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30 SEP 2016 - Chart Update (Initial forecast: 2 yrs ago):David Alcindor
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Alias: 4xForecaster (Twitter)
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ADDENDUM - 30 SEP 2016 ... Adding specific dates of respective forecasts:Clients, students ... Good for you if you followed along!
David Alcindor
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