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MARKET TURNS cyclic advisory is edited nightly by Jim Curry. This portion of our advisory service specializes in a detailed cyclical analysis to definine short and mid-term market turning points. In his nightly outlook Jim uses all forms of cycle analysis - from classical Hurst cycles (spectral analysis, moving averages, VTL lines), to the Bradley Psychological indicator, etc., - and then uses various detrends, oscillators, and technical information (volume, breadth, and the volatility indexes) to help form the overall analysis into one congruent outlook.
Available in each nightly outlook is the CYCLIC MODEL, which is shown on page 1 of Market Turns commentary. This table shows and labels each cyclical component (from the 10 day cycle all the way up to the four-year component) and it's approximate location at the current time. As well, detailed studies are presented for each cycle, and with this statistical/pattern analysis, you will know how far
each cycle tends to move - both in terms of price and time - and where
it is projected to top or bottom in the future. Also, when confirmed, actual price targets for these cycles are given from the price-projection algorithm, which is over 80% accurate at hitting short and mid-term targets going back a period of over 8 years.
Traders can use this statistical and pattern analysis and the price targets to aid them in setting short and mid-term positions.

   In addition to all of the above, Jim actually trades his positions on an intraday basis on our member's site, on
an auto-refreshing webpage, which automatically updates every 30 seconds. Traders can duplicate his signals via the various tracking stocks (SPY, QQQ) or, alternately, through the SP or NDX futures. Thus - no matter what your timeframe - you can piggyback one of the country's best market timers on a daily basis!
  With Market Turns you will know which direction the market is likely to move - also when it is likely to peak or trough and how far we are in the trading cycle. Knowing these periods of projected strength or weakness - days, weeks, and even months in advance is some of the most valuable information you can have as a short-term or intermediate-term trader.