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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012See? We're not so far apart after all. I just figured out a way to plot it out in a time series.

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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012I found this thread because I was curious about this CP guy and some other thread where he posted a little video about Pi. Since he's unreachable via pm or email, I'm just going to post here. I'm not going to pretend I have a clue to what CP's ...
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012He's not telling me I"m wrong. Just stating he doesn't agree with me. This is civil. I value his opinion and he's one of the few posters here at FF I actually bother reading.
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012Again,I"m not trying to prove anything other than show that your stated assertion that "no mathematical MODEL CAN EVER be predictive" can be challenged. I have plenty of record of my hypothesis, testing, prediction, replication, and data gathering ...
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012I'm not making any scientific claims and should have worded it differently. Just presenting different lines of thought. Either way, the assertion that you and Hanover made that "no mathematical MODEL CAN EVER be predictive" is a claim itself that I ...
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012It's actually pretty simple, but it does require thinking larger than the "economic/financial/banks did this/fed did that" type thinking. While those things are macro in terms of economics, they're not even micro in the whole structure of human 3D ...
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012I beg to differ. Chart below shows two things. Price and a prediction based on nothing but cycles of Pi. The magenta line has absolutely nothing to do with price yet forecasts the movement of price pretty accurately, wouldn't you say? image "There ...
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012Anchored to the low in 2001. Not bad for a 12 year forecast, eh? Only one of the major lows was an inversion. image
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JR97 replied Dec 6, 2012Tested a new theory on a random low on a daily euro chart. I chose the low on 6/7/10 just because it was substantial. There was only a single measure of the anchor low to the next low. The new formula spit out a bunch of values that I plugged into ...
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JR97 replied Dec 5, 2012Here's my Dow Jones forecast through the beginning of 2013. My forecast actually runs out to 2015 but you'll just have to wait until then to see it.
The thing to note here that the red forecast at the top is astro based. No.. it's not the ...Cycle Trading
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JR97 replied Dec 5, 2012Here is a GBP/CHF example of the anchoring the square to square roots. Notice how price hit bang on to the top of the square? The top of the square is anchored to a forecast high which is that little dip in the gray line. There was a lower dip and ...
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JR97 replied Dec 5, 2012Euro 120 Min. chart. Because the source data is 30 min. bars, I can't fine tune down to the minute with this one. Price is still following the pattern well, though. image My entries: image The thing to note about that Gann Square chart is that ...
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JR97 replied Dec 5, 2012Update. Price has been pretty erratic, but it's been erratic in the direction of the cycle. image
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