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Forecasting Arrays

Color Key
Color
Item
Meaning
Open
Higher Open & Open Above Close
Open
Higher Open & Open Below Close
Open
Lower Open & Open Above Low
Open
Lower Open & Open Below Low
High
Higher High
High
Lower High
Low
Lower Low
Low
Higher Low
High & Low
Higher High & Lower Low
Close
Higher Close
Close
Lower Close
Close
Lower Close & Closed Below Open
Close
Higher Close & Closed Above Open
Comments
Indicators are slightly bearish
Comments
Three or more indicators are bearish
Comments
Indicators are slightly bullish
Comments
Three or more indicators are bullish
Comments
Projecting a high or low
Comments
Forecasting an important event
Comments
Neutral indicators

About

The Timing Arrays provides a graphical representation of several independent proprietary time-based models designed to identify potential changes in market trends, turning points and volatility along different time periods (daily, weekly, monthly). The Forecast Arrays are sometimes referred to as Timing Arrays – or just the Arrays.

 

Each row in the Array table reflects an output of proprietary models – some have over 70 actual separate models behind the scenes.

 

Each column reflects a time unit within the time period you are researching (daily, weekly, monthly).

 

The size of a bar in each column and row increases based on the strength of the cycles behind the scenes identifying a potential turning point in trend, price or volatility on that day, week or month. We highly recommend aligning your research of Arrays (potential timing) with Reversals (potential price points).

 

Turning points in price (high or low) unfold on both the highest and lowest bars. There is no direct relationship between turning points and highs and lows in the array. A low in price may unfold with the highest plot and a high could form on the lowest plot or vice versa.

 

Keep in mind, while the Socrates artificial intelligence engine which generates text analysis does interpret the Arrays for purposes of identifying certain Turning Points, Directional Changes, Panic Cycles, and Volatility of note, but this is not a substitute for your own understanding of the Arrays. You must spend the time to study and better understand.