My view of the Master Cycle (MC) was incorrect. The MC in Calender Days was more correct as it had 1/10 as a Low, instead of 1/11 in Trading days.
The MC was expecting only a brief pullback, which was 1-2 TD, which was seen on the 1/7-10 Lows. We are now in the next rally phase to the next swing High.
This is a stockmarket site for both intraday and swingtraders, trading the SP emini,ETF's like QLD, SSO, etc. Various Timing techniques and Cycles are researched. Precise Timing is everything. Both Intraday and daily Change in Trend (CIT) Times are calculated through several unique timing methods that are often exact or off by mostly +/- 5-10 minutes for intraday times and +/-1 day for the daily CITs. All the different Cycles in the SP 500 markets are discussed.
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How do you know whether you should use calendar days or trading days in any given instance?
Daniel, The Master Cycle expands and contracts like the Universe, so at times it moves from TD to CD or vice versa, without warning. For more information on the MC, I can send you the 2010 pdf report, just email me at timeandcycles@gmail.com
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