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Description of Geometry of Markets 1

Geometry is the basis for explaining all things in life's path. Geometry is a science that has been used throughout the ages by great philosophers and scientists, to illustrate the binding mathematical relationships in nature, the cosmos and the human evolution.

Market swing highs and lows are points in time and price, where the psychological imbalance of supply and demand, dictated by traders, reaches its zenith. Market vibration points have a sound natural mathematical basis. By careful study and research it is possible to predetermine these levels.

It could be said, that waves of price movement in markets are motivated by fundamental input. However, the unfolding patterns are often predictable and non-random. Time and price ratio analysis of markets is the most reliable approach that I know of, where you can identify and trade changes in market trend on the day they occur. These techniques work on trends of either minor, intermediate or primary degree.
Techniques for analysing price movements in stocks and commodities revealed in this text, use the same geometric measurements and patterns that apply to all other scientific work.

Geometry of Markets will give you an insight into the natural order at work in all free trading markets. This information would normally be unavailable for such a reasonable price. Market analysis is reduced to a science by applying graphic representation of the geometry relating price movement in time.

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Title Information

ISBN:

9780934380553

Pages:

227 pages

Format:

Paperback

Product Code:

9913

Publisher:

Traders Press

Published:

01/01/1970

Edition:

4th Edition

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Contents of Geometry of Markets 1

1. The Theory Behind Time Relationships in Markets
2. Ancient Geometry & Numerology
3. Important Static Time Elements Can Signal a Change in Trend
4. Static Price Increments and Levels for Support & Resistance Areas
5. Dynamic Price Levels for Market Support and Resistance
6. Squaring Price for Location of Future Support and Resistance Zones
7. Dynamic Time Supports and Resistances
8. Chart Scaling of Time and Price
9. Future Time Squarings of Price
10. Ration Analysis of Price Retracements and Price Projections
11. Geometric Vibration Angles
12. Elliott Wave Analysis
13. Time Price & Space
14. Steps Required for Comprehensive Time & Price Analysis
15. Trading with Time and Price Analysis
16. Heliocentric Planetary Cycles