A curve can be made up of a number of straight lines, and the same is true of the cycles in financial markets. The length of the straight lines that make up the curved cycles we identify in the price movement can be of any length – as short as […]
Forex Analysis
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Last week I wrote about the way in which price interacts with Hurst’s cyclic tool, the Future Line of Demarcation (FLD). Sometimes price crosses the FLD, sometimes it tracks along the line, and sometimes it bounces off it. Fortunately this is not a random series of interactions, but one that […]
Analyzing a financial market according to Hurst’s Cyclic Principles provides you with a very powerful insight into what is happening in that market, but the profit magic comes from making the correct trading decisions within the context of that analysis. I have written before about the disparity between analysis and […]
Hurst’s Principle of Synchronicity tells us that the troughs of cycles (in stock markets) are synchronized – which is why we present the results of a cyclic analysis with the diamond trough markers at the foot of a chart, but don’t mark the positions of the peaks which are not […]
Financial markets are influenced by an infinite number of cycles, and sometimes untangling the interaction of many of those cycles provides a very complex puzzle. But sometimes a single cycle will overpower the other cycles to such an extent that the result is not complex at all, but is in […]