Tomorrow's Chart Today

this stuff looks like 99.99% garbage.

let me guess, you will try to sell some crappy newsletter or service?

sure, there are suckers on ET, but I hope nobody drinks this kool-aid.

here is tomorrow's chart today

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Attached is the SP500 Daily

Interdim

 

**** Note it’s best to read and review all information including all the charts. A new feature has been added to all the charts. Also the Intraday ES 45Min (8/24/09 to 8/28/09 )and ES 5Min chart are included, as well as the Intraday Eurofx 30Min 8/24/09 to 8/28/09.

****The Yen intraday 10min chart is included on a regular basis.

****A new Forecast has been added to the TCT charts. The MCO weekly was forecast the last weekend of May. It will likely be obvious to you what chart MCO is following. Also the forecast takes you until the end of 2009.

*Note- New Information* - It is quite natural to equate the amplitude of the up and down price movements with the TCT charts.

HOWEVER, DO NOT LOOK AT THE SEGMENTS OF DATA POINTS ON THE TCT GRAPHS AS A MEASUREMENT OF THE AMPLITUDE OF UP AND DOWN PRICE MOVEMENTS, AS IT IS A MATTER OF FORM, TREND OR DIRECTION OF THE MARKET OVER THE GENERAL TIME LINE.

To assist you in recognizing this aspect draw right to left channel lines in the form of parallelograms from pivot points. Go back over previous price charts and draw the channel lines and then look at the past B or C TCT charts for those given dates. Although there are advanced techniques for determining which B or C chart to follow, creating channels in the described manner will assist you in determining which chart the market is following in the forecast. They should be followed in real time to get a better understanding unless you are looking at past data.

*Note- More New Information*

Sometimes when one is expecting prices to be moving up or down, a sell off or rally from the data, often price will go into, or form a price Lateral. This is actually representing what you are expecting in the data. Typically this will occur in a countertrend situation, not to say it can’t or won’t happen in the trending component. For example if the market is in an uptrend, and the data says we’re approaching a time frame where it appears a sell off is going to occur, the market (price) sometimes will go into a Lateral and then resumes the upward trend. What appeared as a sell off (in amplitude) was represented in the form of a price Lateral. The opposite may occur in a downtrend. What appears to be a countertrend rally (in amplitude) in the downtrend, the market (price) sometimes will go into or form a Lateral and then resumes the downward trend.

A similar situation may be represented in the TCT graph data points. When the TCT data points are moving in a sideways pattern, up and down in a choppy way, depending on how the market was trending or moving into this time frame, this sideways pattern may represent a continuance or actual change in the trend, and the amplitude of the price move may be significant compared to the up and down, choppy pattern of the data points. These events do occur and by studying the data you will begin to understand and recognize them.

*Note* - Added to the TCT spreadsheet is a Daily and Weekly forecast for the Yen.

The Yen Daily forecast is from 7-20-09 to 8-28-09.

The Yen Weekly forecast is from 7-24-09 to 2-12-10

Comments about the forecasts will be made on occasion. These forecasts are being posted before they occur. Check the times of the previous post. You are encouraged to download the previous forecasts and look at the actual price charts over the general time line for the given date of the forecast. Today’s post (Sunday August 23, 2009 is for Monday August 24, 2009-intraday data) and will allow you to follow along in real time. Remember this can be done for any market or time frame, daily and weekly included. Be sure to look at all the markets as many opportunities are presented.

The following markets are included in the spreadsheet: ES 45Min ES15min ES5min US10min Eurofx30min EuroFx10min CL10min GC10min Yen10min Yen Daily Yen Weekly MCO Weekly.

Interdim

 

Tomorrow's Chart Today has now added R Squared to the charts.

Observe what happens at the peaks and intersections of the polynomial in relationship to the R Squared line. (This includes the valley's that come close but may not intersect the R Squared line, or the peaks that barely go above or below the R Squared line.)

Also notice what happens to volatility when the distance between the polynomial and R Squared is narrow or expanded.

Interdim

 

**** Note it’s best to read and review all information including all the charts. A new feature has been added to all the charts. Also the Intraday ES 45Min (8/24/09 to 8/28/09 )and ES 5Min chart are included, as well as the Intraday Eurofx 30Min 8/24/09 to 8/28/09.

****The Yen intraday 10min chart is included on a regular basis.

****A new Forecast has been added to the TCT charts. The MCO weekly was forecast the last weekend of May. It will likely be obvious to you what chart MCO is following. Also the forecast takes you until the end of 2009.

*Note- New Information* - It is quite natural to equate the amplitude of the up and down price movements with the TCT charts.

HOWEVER, DO NOT LOOK AT THE SEGMENTS OF DATA POINTS ON THE TCT GRAPHS AS A MEASUREMENT OF THE AMPLITUDE OF UP AND DOWN PRICE MOVEMENTS, AS IT IS A MATTER OF FORM, TREND OR DIRECTION OF THE MARKET OVER THE GENERAL TIME LINE.

To assist you in recognizing this aspect draw right to left channel lines in the form of parallelograms from pivot points. Go back over previous price charts and draw the channel lines and then look at the past B or C TCT charts for those given dates. Although there are advanced techniques for determining which B or C chart to follow, creating channels in the described manner will assist you in determining which chart the market is following in the forecast. They should be followed in real time to get a better understanding unless you are looking at past data.

*Note- More New Information*

Sometimes when one is expecting prices to be moving up or down, a sell off or rally from the data, often price will go into, or form a price Lateral. This is actually representing what you are expecting in the data. Typically this will occur in a countertrend situation, not to say it can’t or won’t happen in the trending component. For example if the market is in an uptrend, and the data says we’re approaching a time frame where it appears a sell off is going to occur, the market (price) sometimes will go into a Lateral and then resumes the upward trend. What appeared as a sell off (in amplitude) was represented in the form of a price Lateral. The opposite may occur in a downtrend. What appears to be a countertrend rally (in amplitude) in the downtrend, the market (price) sometimes will go into or form a Lateral and then resumes the downward trend.

A similar situation may be represented in the TCT graph data points. When the TCT data points are moving in a sideways pattern, up and down in a choppy way, depending on how the market was trending or moving into this time frame, this sideways pattern may represent a continuance or actual change in the trend, and the amplitude of the price move may be significant compared to the up and down, choppy pattern of the data points. These events do occur and by studying the data you will begin to understand and recognize them.

*Note* - Added to the TCT spreadsheet is a Daily and Weekly forecast for the Yen.

The Yen Daily forecast is from 7-20-09 to 8-28-09.

The Yen Weekly forecast is from 7-24-09 to 2-12-10

Comments about the forecasts will be made on occasion. These forecasts are being posted before they occur. Check the times of the previous post. You are encouraged to download the previous forecasts and look at the actual price charts over the general time line for the given date of the forecast. Today’s post (Monday August 24, 2009 is for Tuesday August 25, 2009-intraday data) and will allow you to follow along in real time. Remember this can be done for any market or time frame, daily and weekly included. Be sure to look at all the markets as many opportunities are presented.

The following markets are included in the spreadsheet: ES 45Min ES15min ES5min US10min Eurofx30min EuroFx10min CL10min GC10min Yen10min Yen Daily Yen Weekly MCO Weekly.

 

**** Note it’s best to read and review all information including all the charts. A new feature has been added to all the charts. Also the Intraday ES 45Min (8/24/09 to 8/28/09 )and ES 5Min chart are included, as well as the Intraday Eurofx 30Min 8/24/09 to 8/28/09.

****The Yen intraday 10min chart is included on a regular basis.

****A new Forecast has been added to the TCT charts. The MCO weekly was forecast the last weekend of May. It will likely be obvious to you what chart MCO is following. Also the forecast takes you until the end of 2009.

*Note- New Information* - It is quite natural to equate the amplitude of the up and down price movements with the TCT charts.

HOWEVER, DO NOT LOOK AT THE SEGMENTS OF DATA POINTS ON THE TCT GRAPHS AS A MEASUREMENT OF THE AMPLITUDE OF UP AND DOWN PRICE MOVEMENTS, AS IT IS A MATTER OF FORM, TREND OR DIRECTION OF THE MARKET OVER THE GENERAL TIME LINE.

To assist you in recognizing this aspect draw right to left channel lines in the form of parallelograms from pivot points. Go back over previous price charts and draw the channel lines and then look at the past B or C TCT charts for those given dates. Although there are advanced techniques for determining which B or C chart to follow, creating channels in the described manner will assist you in determining which chart the market is following in the forecast. They should be followed in real time to get a better understanding unless you are looking at past data.

*Note- More New Information*

Sometimes when one is expecting prices to be moving up or down, a sell off or rally from the data, often price will go into, or form a price Lateral. This is actually representing what you are expecting in the data. Typically this will occur in a countertrend situation, not to say it can’t or won’t happen in the trending component. For example if the market is in an uptrend, and the data says we’re approaching a time frame where it appears a sell off is going to occur, the market (price) sometimes will go into a Lateral and then resumes the upward trend. What appeared as a sell off (in amplitude) was represented in the form of a price Lateral. The opposite may occur in a downtrend. What appears to be a countertrend rally (in amplitude) in the downtrend, the market (price) sometimes will go into or form a Lateral and then resumes the downward trend.

A similar situation may be represented in the TCT graph data points. When the TCT data points are moving in a sideways pattern, up and down in a choppy way, depending on how the market was trending or moving into this time frame, this sideways pattern may represent a continuance or actual change in the trend, and the amplitude of the price move may be significant compared to the up and down, choppy pattern of the data points. These events do occur and by studying the data you will begin to understand and recognize them.

*Note* - Added to the TCT spreadsheet is a Daily and Weekly forecast for the Yen.

The Yen Daily forecast is from 7-20-09 to 8-28-09.

The Yen Weekly forecast is from 7-24-09 to 2-12-10

Comments about the forecasts will be made on occasion. These forecasts are being posted before they occur. Check the times of the previous post. You are encouraged to download the previous forecasts and look at the actual price charts over the general time line for the given date of the forecast. Today’s post (Tuesday August 25, 2009 is for Wednesday August 26, 2009-intraday data) and will allow you to follow along in real time. Remember this can be done for any market or time frame, daily and weekly included. Be sure to look at all the markets as many opportunities are presented.

The following markets are included in the spreadsheet: ES 45Min ES15min ES5min US10min Eurofx30min EuroFx10min CL10min GC10min Yen10min Yen Daily Yen Weekly MCO Weekly.

Interdim

 

Tomorrow's Chart Today has now added R Squared to the charts.

Observe what happens at the peaks and intersections of the polynomial in relationship to the R Squared line. (This includes the valley's that come close but may not intersect the R Squared line, or the peaks that barely go above or below the R Squared line.)

Also notice what happens to volatility when the distance between the polynomial and R Squared is narrow or expanded.

Interdim

 

**** Note it’s best to read and review all information including all the charts. A new feature has been added to all the charts. Also the Intraday ES 45Min (8/24/09 to 8/28/09 )and ES 5Min chart are included, as well as the Intraday Eurofx 30Min 8/24/09 to 8/28/09.

****The Yen intraday 10min chart is included on a regular basis.

****A new Forecast has been added to the TCT charts. The MCO weekly was forecast the last weekend of May. It will likely be obvious to you what chart MCO is following. Also the forecast takes you until the end of 2009.

*Note- New Information* - It is quite natural to equate the amplitude of the up and down price movements with the TCT charts.

HOWEVER, DO NOT LOOK AT THE SEGMENTS OF DATA POINTS ON THE TCT GRAPHS AS A MEASUREMENT OF THE AMPLITUDE OF UP AND DOWN PRICE MOVEMENTS, AS IT IS A MATTER OF FORM, TREND OR DIRECTION OF THE MARKET OVER THE GENERAL TIME LINE.

To assist you in recognizing this aspect draw right to left channel lines in the form of parallelograms from pivot points. Go back over previous price charts and draw the channel lines and then look at the past B or C TCT charts for those given dates. Although there are advanced techniques for determining which B or C chart to follow, creating channels in the described manner will assist you in determining which chart the market is following in the forecast. They should be followed in real time to get a better understanding unless you are looking at past data.

*Note- More New Information*

Sometimes when one is expecting prices to be moving up or down, a sell off or rally from the data, often price will go into, or form a price Lateral. This is actually representing what you are expecting in the data. Typically this will occur in a countertrend situation, not to say it can’t or won’t happen in the trending component. For example if the market is in an uptrend, and the data says we’re approaching a time frame where it appears a sell off is going to occur, the market (price) sometimes will go into a Lateral and then resumes the upward trend. What appeared as a sell off (in amplitude) was represented in the form of a price Lateral. The opposite may occur in a downtrend. What appears to be a countertrend rally (in amplitude) in the downtrend, the market (price) sometimes will go into or form a Lateral and then resumes the downward trend.

A similar situation may be represented in the TCT graph data points. When the TCT data points are moving in a sideways pattern, up and down in a choppy way, depending on how the market was trending or moving into this time frame, this sideways pattern may represent a continuance or actual change in the trend, and the amplitude of the price move may be significant compared to the up and down, choppy pattern of the data points. These events do occur and by studying the data you will begin to understand and recognize them.

*Note* - Added to the TCT spreadsheet is a Daily and Weekly forecast for the Yen.

The Yen Daily forecast is from 7-20-09 to 8-28-09.

The Yen Weekly forecast is from 7-24-09 to 2-12-10

Comments about the forecasts will be made on occasion. These forecasts are being posted before they occur. Check the times of the previous post. You are encouraged to download the previous forecasts and look at the actual price charts over the general time line for the given date of the forecast. Today’s post (Wednesday August 26, 2009 is for Thursday August 27, 2009-intraday data) and will allow you to follow along in real time. Remember this can be done for any market or time frame, daily and weekly included. Be sure to look at all the markets as many opportunities are presented.

The following markets are included in the spreadsheet: ES 45Min ES15min ES5min US10min Eurofx30min EuroFx10min CL10min GC10min Yen10min Yen Daily Yen Weekly MCO Weekly.

Interdim

 

**** Note it’s best to read and review all information including all the charts. A new feature has been added to all the charts. Also the Intraday ES 45Min (8/24/09 to 8/28/09 )and ES 5Min chart are included, as well as the Intraday Eurofx 30Min 8/24/09 to 8/28/09.

****The Yen intraday 10min chart is included on a regular basis.

****A new Forecast has been added to the TCT charts. The MCO weekly was forecast the last weekend of May. It will likely be obvious to you what chart MCO is following. Also the forecast takes you until the end of 2009.

*Note- New Information* - It is quite natural to equate the amplitude of the up and down price movements with the TCT charts.

HOWEVER, DO NOT LOOK AT THE SEGMENTS OF DATA POINTS ON THE TCT GRAPHS AS A MEASUREMENT OF THE AMPLITUDE OF UP AND DOWN PRICE MOVEMENTS, AS IT IS A MATTER OF FORM, TREND OR DIRECTION OF THE MARKET OVER THE GENERAL TIME LINE.

To assist you in recognizing this aspect draw right to left channel lines in the form of parallelograms from pivot points. Go back over previous price charts and draw the channel lines and then look at the past B or C TCT charts for those given dates. Although there are advanced techniques for determining which B or C chart to follow, creating channels in the described manner will assist you in determining which chart the market is following in the forecast. They should be followed in real time to get a better understanding unless you are looking at past data.

*Note- More New Information*

Sometimes when one is expecting prices to be moving up or down, a sell off or rally from the data, often price will go into, or form a price Lateral. This is actually representing what you are expecting in the data. Typically this will occur in a countertrend situation, not to say it can’t or won’t happen in the trending component. For example if the market is in an uptrend, and the data says we’re approaching a time frame where it appears a sell off is going to occur, the market (price) sometimes will go into a Lateral and then resumes the upward trend. What appeared as a sell off (in amplitude) was represented in the form of a price Lateral. The opposite may occur in a downtrend. What appears to be a countertrend rally (in amplitude) in the downtrend, the market (price) sometimes will go into or form a Lateral and then resumes the downward trend.

A similar situation may be represented in the TCT graph data points. When the TCT data points are moving in a sideways pattern, up and down in a choppy way, depending on how the market was trending or moving into this time frame, this sideways pattern may represent a continuance or actual change in the trend, and the amplitude of the price move may be significant compared to the up and down, choppy pattern of the data points. These events do occur and by studying the data you will begin to understand and recognize them.

*Note* - Added to the TCT spreadsheet is a Daily and Weekly forecast for the Yen.

The Yen Daily forecast is from 7-20-09 to 8-28-09.

The Yen Weekly forecast is from 7-24-09 to 2-12-10

Comments about the forecasts will be made on occasion. These forecasts are being posted before they occur. Check the times of the previous post. You are encouraged to download the previous forecasts and look at the actual price charts over the general time line for the given date of the forecast. Today’s post (Thursday August 27, 2009 is for Friday August 28, 2009-intraday ata) and will allow you to follow along in real time. Remember this can be done for any market or time frame, daily and weekly included. Be sure to look at all the markets as many opportunities are presented.

The following markets are included in the spreadsheet: ES 45Min ES15min ES5min US10min Eurofx30min EuroFx10min CL10min GC10min Yen10min Yen Daily Yen Weekly MCO Weekly.

Interdim

 

Observe what happens at the peaks and intersections of the polynomial in relationship to the R Squared line. (This includes the valley's that come close but may not intersect the R Squared line, or the peaks that barely go above or below the R Squared line.)

Also notice what happens to volatility when the distance between the polynomial and R Squared is narrow or expanded.

Interdim