https://www.bing.com/search?q=quant...s=n&sk=&cvid=dbcaa64cf19a4dbfe45e26bccd48da06 Happy reading. I started with cycles five years ago and did not like how most of others who tried to trade or sell material that I could never get to work to how I would want to trade it. One of them by Kent Calhoun was close within couple bars but couple bars is too wild for my personality and cause when you are wrong, it turns out to be way wrong of losses. I had heard that some were applying physics to pricing and in weird way made sense to me. I have been able to define support and resistance better and with help of college professor in Math with Phd., came up with a formula to find patterns that are similar when markets are ready to drop. Going back to 1991 of all my long term trades in commodities of finding the highs, would have cut down my attempts by 65% and didn't miss any opportunities, but some of the 65% did make first targets and then rest would been stopped out at breakeven and market moves higher. It has helped my options plays as far as over trading, or called going in too early. For now this is has helped more in risk management of less time in the market. I have applied Physics to scalping/day trading model currently doing real time, and when I not done mistakes, hardly have losing trades based on average of 60 signals a day, I lack being able to remember all the rules, but once I test/trade enough, it gets programmed. If you good with math, it can add to what you are doing, other wise find someone else for the math who has stocks and they get all happy to assist.
I wish there could be a secret to success for every person but it is not true at all. It is our hard work which create success path.
An indicator is just statistics, a chart, lines, crossovers, a band, is just a graphical representation. It's what you do with it that counts. The same indicator may represent a buy signal to one side and the exact same indicator can represent a sell signal to other side. So many forget that ...
Yeah, I know but, if you are a newbie trying to get started trading the stockmarket, who do you trust? Lots of people out there tell you they will teach you for a fee but, do they teach you anything of value? Most times, probably, not! I am teaching a fried for free and I told her, I do not have any conflict of interest here as I get nothing from this deal. However, your financial advisers, accountants, etc. all have vested interests which might not coincide with your best interests! Guess what? She listens more to those who she pays? Maybe, it is true what they say. People do not appreciate something that is given to them for free!