It is often stated that the world stock market indices have similar cyclical structures. This is particularly true with respect to the US indices and the European indices (British,French,German). After watching David’s latest HTR video I decided to take a look from a spectral viewpoint. It turns out that they […]
Monthly Archives: December 2014
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For the past three weeks I have been discussing the move down into the 80-day cycle trough in the Hurst Trading Room podcasts. On Monday I discussed the reasons why I expected the trough to occur “early” – in other words earlier than the average 68 days, and how the FLD’s […]
A big moment for a Hurstonian is when price touches one of Hurst’s cyclic tools. (I am stealing William’s term Hurstonian, which sounds so much better than Hurstite, or Hurstie and is so much more fun than Hurst Analyst) As you are no doubt aware Hurst defined two cyclic tools, the FLD (Future […]
I have started writing this post several times over the past years, and have always given up after hours of work, with pages and pages of dense comparisons and similarities between Hurst Cycles and Elliott Wave. This time I am going to publish! The problem is that the subject is such […]
Utilizing a Sentient Trader organic analysis of the AUD/USD currency pair starting at the December 1996 high, it appears that the Aussie is headed down into a large cluster of cycle troughs, the largest of which is at least of the 18-month variety. Inside that cluster of troughs, the 26.4 […]