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Peter and those who had asked,
The projected dates do not change and can be projected years or even
hundred of years in advanced because it's based fundamentally on
astrological/astronomical cycles seen through the scientific
lenses.
All the model needs is the correct start date, time and place
of inception. So it seems, future events can be predicted with
sufficient reliability if the correct starting point is known. I have
to also stress only if the right interpretive technique is used too.
The 1st trade horoscope is not always the correct one to use. With the
aussie SPI future the 1st trade horoscope is the right one to use.
On the SP500 it is not. On the KLCI futures(on first pass) the 1st
trade horoscope is the right one to use too. So you see it's very
important to know the right date, time and place of inception to use.
The good thing is the date, time and place can usually be found using
simple trial and error if the 1st trade horoscope does not give
good result(which would be very obvious once the lines are charted).
August 21st proved to be a good top on the aussie SPI as forecasted
by the Zain-Bradley model. August 27 appears to be a bottom too.
Please remember always allow +/- 1 day for every forecasted date.
Because you'll generally know whether it's a top or bottom
allowing +/- 1 day doesn't cause much of a concern.
BTW, the next date to watch is September 7th.
Watch the intraday-Bradley on the SP500. It is more promising
than the daily Bradley.
> Can you suggest where I can get more info on the indicator.
I believe I'm the first one who coined the term Zain-Bradley to
refer to this form of analysis.
> I went to the site you previously
> suggested but I couldnt find anything there.
The sites I provided are simply areas where you can learn more about
the underlying theories behind the Zain-Bradley. I've given them
so that for those who is curious to know that it is based on sound
astrological rules and observation. Generally the ideas are simple
but very time consuming to compute and maintain.
> Also what software do you use to generate the indicator.
I used a combination of an offline program to generate to files
because
it takes a long time to generate the data and TS to chart the lines
from these files. I am not happy with the UI interface but it was
created solely for my own need.
Another technique that many have overlooked is George Bayer's
Five Fold horoscope. In my opinion it is even better at predicting
whether a pivot is going to be a top or bottom.
Clement
peter wrote:
>
> Clement
> Recently you posted the Zain-Bradley indicator on RT. I am very
> interested in this side of TA. Does the structure/dates of the indicator
> change or are they fixed dates that do not change. Can you suggest where I
> can get more info on the indicator. I went to the site you previously
> suggested but I couldnt find anything there.
> Also what software do you use to generate the indicator.
> regards peter
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: schong <schong@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: RealTraders Discussion Group <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: Wednesday, 19 August 1998 20:08
> Subject: Re: Zain-Bradley indicator update
>
> >Rter's,
> >
> > A couple of fellows wanted to see how the Zain-Bradley looks like at
> > the moment.
> >
> > Here's the most recent gif. The area with the circles are all the
> > forecasted dates from my earlier post.
> >
> > I've listed additional dates until Nov 4th. The Zain-Bradley is the
> > white line. I've also superimpose the standard Bradley line(turquoise)
> > on the same commoditiy(aussie SPI). I've highlighted the area where
> > both of them seem to turn around the same area. In my opinion the
> > coincidence of area from the standard Bradley does not carry any extra
> > weight to the Zain-Bradley indicator.
> >
> > Of all these dates I can only say that Nov 4th to be an important
> > date to watch. I'm not saying the other dates are less important but
> > the date just jump out when I ran my timing spirals.
> >
> > Hopefully by now most of you would agree that the Zain-Bradley
> > forecasts direction better than standard Bradley. As usual do not
> > take these dates in isolation, always consider them within your
> > overall trading plan.
> >
> > You can get more information on CC Zain from http://www.light.org/.
> > I am not a member or affiliated with them in any way.
> >
> > Clement
> >
> >schong wrote:
> >>
> >> RTer's,
> >>
> >> Bradley is not the only one who has correlated
> >> planetary observation with market movement into
> >> a single number.
> >>
> >> Another person by the name of CC Zain introduced the
> >> concept of astrodynes and discordynes which are standard
> >> unit measurement for these planetary energies.
> >>
> >> Using traditional astrology he and and group of people
> >> attempted to objectively quantified the various factors
> >> including house system and techniques that traditional
> >> astrologers have used consistently produce results in
> >> the interpretation of natal horoscope. The outcome of this
> >> is astrodynes and discordynes which are measure of positive
> >> and negative energy.
> >>
> >> The computation process is very lengthy and labour
> >> intensive.
> >>
> >> I have attempted to plot astrodynes/discordynes according
> >> to CC Zains instruction and have found it to be rather
> >> discontinous with the tight ORBs they use.
> >>
> >> I researched the Bradley to understand why he choosed the
> >> 15 degree ORB he did and came out with the conclusion that
> >> it was for the reason of continuity of influence.
> >>
> >> Writing the Bradley indicator was child's play when compared
> >> to writing the Zain-Bradley model.
> >>
> >> Using the same 15 ORB for expression and using CC Zains
> >> astrodynes/discordynes I came out Zain-Bradley. It is
> >> my belief that Zain-Bradley better reflects the influence
> >> of these external forces on a natal because it takes the
> >> date and time of birth into consideration and also uses
> >> the various form of progressions.
> >>
> >> Attached is the chart of Zain-Bradley. I have observed that
> >> Zain-Bradley tend to predict the direction of the market
> >> better than Bradley.
> >>
> >> My interests with CC Zain was solely on the grounds that
> >> his teachings touches on so many basic astrology beliefs
> >> in a very scientific and objective manner.
> >>
> >> Only some of my expecations were met. So now you know
> >> that there is also Zain-Bradley.
> >>
> >> Clement
> >>
> >> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> >> [Image]
> >
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