Re: [RT] Cycles

["Rhonda Guilbeaux" <guilbear@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Also..(while we're on the subject).. 
I've learned from my Hurst.. studies and 

also Jim Curry has really helped me in this. 

For trading.. whatever time frame you
trade (15 day cycle for example)  trade in the 
direction of the 
two cyclic components above that 15 day 
cycle's  direction. 
If the 30 day and 60 day is Up.. 
then for the 15 day cycle.. you would
only take longs.. vice versa if they were down. 

Best,
Rhonda
p.s. Many of the traders on the board probably 
already know this.. but for any 
that don't.. it's really has helped me (knowing 
this) over the past couple years. 
 
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  Clyde 
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  Subject: Re: [RT] Cycles
  Ira,I totally agree with you.However, I 
  doubt that many persons can have the discipline to followwhat Hurst 
  proposed as a trading method.Actually, if someone is interested in 
  "cycles" then John Ehlers workis more definitive about the concept of 
  cycles and their interactionsand the determination of whether the current 
  market is in a "trend"or in a "cyclic" phase.There are two ways to 
  approach Hurst's concept of centered movingaverages -- which allow for 
  significant variations of periods -- toestablish "low risk" trade 
  points.  If you are very good at lookingat a graphic (CMA) and 
  anticipating where it will go next, just drawin your estimate.  Or, 
  use the mathematical approach that I use inmy Hurst Channel 
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  - - - - ------ Original Message ----- From: "Ira" 
  <mr.ira@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>To: 
  <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 7:21 
  PMSubject: Re: [RT] Cycles> I feel that Hurst's first book 
  is about the best.  You don't need the> course.> ----- 
  Original Message -----> From: "Jason Armstrong" 
  <jarmstrong444@xxxxxxxxxxx>> To: 
  <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> Sent: Monday, June 09, 2003 5:03 
  PM> Subject: [RT] Cycles>>> > Hi Group,> 
  >> 
  >                    
  I'm trying to incorporate cycles into my trading.> What's> > 
  the best book out there on the subject? Opinions would be greatly> > 
  appreciated.> >> > Regards,> >> > 
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