Time Price Research Blog Collection

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Snippets from the diary of a trader.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/

This is a collection of webpages saved as PDF that I found interesting. Every saved page is a post in this topic with a link to the source webpage online.

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Cycles

HERE - all posts related to Cycles

• The root of the problem of time cycle is, that there always seems to be a current, or dominant
  cycle, that we can see on our chart right now. The rub is, another cycle is always about to become
  dominant, overpowering the one we have just located and invested in. Larry Williams
• There are those who no matter what you show them, they will never believe in cycles.
  For those of us who do, we need that disbelief to trade against. — Martin Armstrong

Cycles may be defined as any phenomena repeating after fairly regular time intervals. Generally cycles are found in anything to which numerical measurements may be assigned at intervals in time. Edward Dewey of the Foundation for the Study of Cycles said that every field studied had been found to have cycles.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/p/cycles.html

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The 60-Year Cycle in US Stock Indexes Revisited

Multiple long-term cyclical frameworks suggest that US equity markets may be entering a period of heightened volatility and potential trend transition during 2026. The convergence of several key cycles—including the 60-year cycle, the 22-year cycle, and planetary timing structures involving Saturn, Venus–Uranus, and Jupiter–Saturn—points to a series of possible inflection points beginning in March 2026 and extending through mid-year. Measured from the April 2025 market low, these cycles begin to cluster between March and July 2026. While the February 2026 highs across several indices may represent an important crest, the possibility of cycle inversions or secondary tops remains open.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/2026/03/the-60-year-cycle-revisited-fiorente2.html

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How to Divide the Yearly Time Period

The average of stocks and many of the individual stocks make important bottoms and tops according to the Seasonal Changes,
which are as follows:

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/2025/09/how-to-divide-yearly-time-period-wd-gann.html

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How Markets Move: The Natural Cycle of Range Change

Markets typically shift from small ranges to larger trend moves. When the market is in a large trend move, wait for it to settle into smaller ranges before getting involved. This gives more reliable setups when the market trends again. Market tops generally occur when the price closes well off its low, while market bottoms happen when the price closes near its low. Most traders get emotional during these times, buying at tops and selling at bottoms. Once you understand this, it becomes easier to make smarter trades.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/2025/01/how-markets-move-natural-cycle-of-range_20.html

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Louise McWhirter's Forecasting Theory: The US Stock Market Through 2028

Louise McWhirter first presented her theory in her 1937 book "Astrology and Stock Market Forecasting." The model in the chart below demonstrates her claim that primary trends in business volume, finance, and stock prices are systematically delineated by the retrograde motion of the lunar North Node (NN) through the twelve signs of the zodiac.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/2026/03/louise-mcwhirters-forecasting-theory-us.html

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2026 in W.D. Gann's "Financial Time Table"

W.D. Gann's Financial Time Table from 1784 to 2008 is based on the 18.612958-year lunar nodal cycle (6,798.383 days, the time for the Moon's north node, also referred to as the True Node, to complete one orbit relative to the ecliptic). Compiling his Financial Time Table in 1909, however, Gann approximated the lunar node's period without an ephemeris by simply alternating 18 and 19-year intervals to achieve an average of 18.5 years—an error of 47.33 days per cycle, meaning Gann's cycle is lagging behind the node's true position.

Link: https://time-price-research-astrofin.blogspot.com/2025/12/2026-in-wd-ganns-financial-time-table.html