monday trading, page-164

hi PB...

didnt know u had replied until i did a
search on the XJO thread... :^)

well im always open to how any form of
cycle creates behavioural patterns...

with regards to Hurst cycles they tend
to nest a low on the closest cycle that
was nearing completion time wise, confirmation
of that cycle low and the start of a
new cycle usually doesnt occur till a
little bit later as cycles can adjust longer
or shorter...

to get a feel for where the cycle is at we can
use the channels to see if we are at the peak
or the trough of the channel to determine
the probability of a turn (along with how much time
has expired)...

because we have smaller cycles operating
within larger cycles we can have multiple nested lows
on combination of cycles...

with regards to external influences and the
accuracy with certain cycles nesting a low i havnt
really investigated so it may be worth a look
in..

ill check it out...