Charts for 30Min data for Crude & ES on 9/5 & 9/6. Already know what to expect for Crude tomorrow, ES will behave differently and trend more during the day tomorrow. You can determine where to take it next.
If you hadn't noticed yet, the chart posted above is inverted, and when you look at the chart in this post it will make more sense. By changing one variable in a data set a stable distribution was created for all charts. However depending what time frame you are looking at their initial output may be inverted. Volatility can be determined or forecast from a non-stable distribution, which is why I chose to post this data today from another data set.
Volatility will not be near what it was yesterday. These charts I am posting are not necessarily an an indication of the magnitude of any given move, they will show you price chart form, or be close to the tops or bottoms. This ES chart is true to form.
A flat line slope for a certain chart has always indicated the market will come back and overlap the beginning of the forecast. Hopefully you can appreciate the significance and how valuable this information is. Also as previously mentioned a certain chart near or at zero reveals turning points. Here is an example of both situations perfectly played out in the GBP_EUR chart.
Here are the ES Daily charts that are the same two charts in the previous post of the GBP_EUR charts. Notice the flat line slope which indicates at some point it will overlap the beginning of the forecast which it did in mid-August. Also it showed reversals on 7/12, 8/7, 8/15, and 9/12, which 9/11 showed it would be a strong volatility day as did 7/12. Nothing wrong with using other indicators with this data as I do with Keltner and Bollinger Bands showing when impending volatility is getting ready to happen. Also there are other features in these charts that show when strong volatility is going to occur.
ES 30 Minute chart for the next two days. A flat line slope on QR indicates that the Q chart is the 'zero' chart, and where the significant valleys are is when the major turns will occur. Also the market will revisit the 2503.00 close of today, so the farther away it goes the better because the market will overlap that price again. As usual the FOMC events do not change anything. It is expected that Thursday 9/21 is when the greatest volatility will occur.
Check these days out…7/11, 8/4, 8/15, 8/17, 9/4, 9/11, 9/21. These days all have the same characteristic. They are the day before the significant distance increases between data points. Now go look at the price chart for these days. This is for the ES forecast. Next weekend a new forecast of this chart will be created for 10/2/17 through 12/29/2017.
Here was the past 2 days of 30 Min bars forecast from for the ES chart. In this chart all you had to do was follow the data points from a low to high to a high back to a low. Also in this case the polynomial showed you the general form of the price chart. The actual price chart is included.
This is a 30 Minute chart of the ES for the next two days, Monday 9/25 and Tuesday 9/26. It is same type of chart as the previous one posted for 9/21 and 9/22. Maybe you can determine from the data points what the price swings will be as outlined in that previous post?