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Our critical day analysis is all about trend reversals. We tell you when there is a high potential for a reversal of the short trend and we've been doing it since 1994 with an 80%* accuracy. |
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Stocks, Sectors & Indices The critical day is based on a broad and constant flow of data which influence the very basis of market activity and trade decisions. The movement of the markets, where indices fall and rise 100's of points over short periods of time is the culmination of the movement of stocks that make up the indices. The early identification of short term trend reversals that you will see on the graphs below is the edge that our research gives you. We tell you when the market is likely to change direction 3 days in advance and we've been right over 80%* of the time since 1994. We average 5 signals a month. The following list of stocks, sectors and indices are a random sample to illustrate the potential applications for traders in stocks and stock options. Click
below to see our Signals on a selection of stocks and sectors and Indices.
A critical day is expectation of a change in the supply and demand in the broad market. Take a look at how the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index responds with our critical day research. The candle graph below shows demand and supply changes at a glance. Follow the flow of the bodies of the candles as they approach a critical day. Take a look at the trend reversal that occurs after each critical day and then think about what it would be like to know three days in advance when a critical day is going to occur. Membership information and online processing is available. Join Now! Critical Days on the graph below are shown with Blue and Red dots. The blue dots, above or below the price plot, indicate successful critical days. Red dots indicate failures. A successful critical day indicates that the short trend did reverse, as expected by members, going into that period. You'll notice that the short trend leading into a critical day reverses coming away from a critical day. In terms of our research, the short trend is identified as the shortest segment of price activity leading into and away from a critical day. Looking at the flow of candle bodies approaching a critical day and then moving away from a critical day can be a visual aid in identifying what we refer to as the short trend. Each critical day is known in advance allowing our members to prepare for strategies and to watch for price confirmation that a price reversal is underway or likely to materialize.
To the right technical studies are examined in more detail to provide a sense of conformational evidence for traders of the critical day. Click on any of the terms to take a closer look at a technical discussion on that topic. All formations, patterns, indicators and technical tools fail at various times and so should only be used to build a body of evidence in forming a trading decision rather than being solely relied upon. There are a number of valuable studies that lead to intuitive understandings about price and volume but a strong compliment to technical analysis is an understanding of the trends and changes in the fundamentals and economic activity that ultimately lead valuation levels in the markets.
A closer view of the most recent signals. You can see the short trend immediately prior to a successful critical day, reverses coming away from the critical day. Often a failed critical day will indicate a stronger bias in the market for continuation of the trend that was in place prior to the critical day. A failed signal can therefore provide as much information and opportunity as a successful one. Take a look at tech studies to develop a sense of trend reversals and use. |
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