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Hah -- Earik, you been steppin' out! :lol: Seriously, though, several items on your new website hint at a period in your life coming to a close, i.e., the Wave 59 period, and that is cause for concern for me and the rest of us here as to further development (not such a big deal) and access (a big de...

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I can't imagine trading without geometry. The deep concept is scale invariance under modular transformation. The reason certain figures work on a scaled chart is that they illustrate by either subdivision or extension the figures formed by the scale invariant power laws that underlie market expansio...

Earik,

The news from what I assume to still be your neck of the woods is grim.

Let us all know you are doing OK!

Todd

Hi sbank, That nodal point is an artifact from the placement of the original circle as derived from the generating three nodal points. It's a little hard to see on the chart, but the very small blue hotspot circles, one in 2016 and two in 2018, show these. That price is from the low on 11.8.03 which...

Attached is a chart showing the revised price projection with the same fixed circle. The screenshot shows the hotspots/nodal points that were used. I consider the model to have done its job at this point. Onward.

Todd

Earik, Yes. I remember coming across the circle as a chart tool in Michael Jenkins' work years ago. And a few of us posted related topics on the old W59 forum. I've kept Jenkins larger concerns, but added systematic protocols for circle placement that allow for an x,y axis overlay that projects S/R....

I should have also mentioned that the charts I referenced are displayed in multiple instances of Wave 59, not just one!

Todd

I rue the day when I will have to switch to Windows 10. With Win7, I typically have 8 or 9 charts open when trading, accessed as needed according to what is unfolding on hierarchically related price and time frames...but, screenshots have never been a problem. Win7 does have issues, but familiarity ...