
Analyze how the market operates as a game where buyers and sellers set prices, driven by psychology, not fundamentals, and distinguish between fundamental and technical analysis to time investments.
Debunk market myths about unpredictability and predictions, then explore psychology, parabolic curves, Fibonacci ratios, Elliott waves, Gan analysis, and risk-managed rewards.
Explore market timing by comparing stocks and silver as inflation hedges and their alternating performance. Learn how fear, greed, and analytics shape choices and how to switch assets across cycles.
Explore types of charting and how different charts reveal information for various time horizons, helping investors, gamblers, and speculators decide using bar, candlestick, logarithmic, and point figure charts.
Draw trend lines to identify uptrends and downtrends, noting higher highs, higher lows, and the shift of resistance and support, with accumulation or distribution and possible triangular formations.
Explore how moving averages of varying lengths—5, 10, 20, 40, and 200 days—generate buy and sell signals via crossovers, death and golden crosses, and moving average convergence divergence concepts.
Explore various oscillators, including moving average convergence divergence, rate of change, relative strength, stochastic indicator, unbalanced volume, on-balance volume, and Bollinger bands, to time short-term entries and anticipate momentum shifts.
Apply Dow Theory to identify primary trends and market movements, distinguishing bull and bear phases, reactions, and sentiment extremes to time investments in the investment market.
Investigate Fibonacci ratios and Elliott Wave patterns to map market timing. Apply 0.618 and 1.618 retracements and expansions to anticipate turning points and assess risk and reward.
Learn how Elliott Wave Theory maps market moves into impulse and corrective waves, uses Fibonacci ratios for extensions, and combines price-time analysis with oscillators to forecast reversals.
Gann analysis uses three-day charts to spot buy signals and manage risk with a defined plan, stop losses, and trend following.
Explore how Gann and Murrey Math frame market timing with fractal price levels and eight-point divisions, emphasizing time, pivots, oversold and overbought signals, and candlestick charts.
Develop a disciplined, objectively defined trading method anchored in the Elliott Wave Principle, implement money management, and accept losses as part of the game.
Apply Gann yearly time cycles to identify market moves by studying history's repeating price patterns and market personalities. Develop a long-term vision and patient plan to time spikes.
Explore Gann yearly time cycles and decennial patterns to forecast market turns, using 10-year, 20-year, 60-year, and 90-year cycles tied to year digits.
Identify how silver futures and other commodities behave in bear markets, study historical bottoms and cycles to time big moves, and pursue outsized gains with disciplined option strategies.
Gann balancing time and price shows time governs market turns and extreme highs or lows precede moves. Study corrections, bear to bull shifts, and accumulation and distribution to anticipate rallies.
Master trading rules that emphasize, among others, trading with the trend, avoiding dollar cost averaging, and using stop losses to protect capital.
Explore point and figure analysis, using daily highs and lows, Xs and Os, and boxes with reversals to generate buy and sell signals and guide market timing.
Learn to use point and figure charting to identify buy and sell signals, navigate bull and bear patterns, and anticipate moves from double bottoms, triangles, and quadruple tops.
Explore chart patterns from head and shoulders to harmonic formations, including Elliott wave, crab and butterfly patterns, and Fibonacci ratios for high-probability, low-risk setups.
Explore how planetary analysis, retrograde movements, and lunar cycles influence market timing, integrating Jupiter retrograde signals, full moons, new moons, and zodiac angles with traditional methods.
Master market timing by studying behavior, following a plan and wave structure, and backing setups with big-picture analysis, timing, and disciplined risk-reward controls.
This course examines the market game and how it is played. It then outlines different types of analysis, such as Dow theory, Elliott wave analysis, Gann analysis, Point and Figure analysis, and an esoteric analysis which can be used separately or in combination with each other to improve the probabilities for success.