Peter Eliades’ name has been associated with stock market cycles since at least 1974 when his cycles predicted the exact low week of December 9-13, 1974. In 2020, after decades of painstaking progress, Peter released the first fully implemented cycle price projection software, Eliades Cycle Price Projections. Through this website you will access the opportunity to be exposed to this software and his accompanying market commentary.
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Hi Peter, give us an intra-day update today (Oct 7th) if you get the chance! Any new short term upside projections now?
I don't think we are paying enough for mid-session updates on hourly or daily charts. There has never been a market like this. The old timers know all about head and shoulders patterns even though few admit it or admit they time -- which they do, based on seasons, time of the month, patterns, ratios, etc.
Computer algos are programmed to buy on dips and sell on reversals. (E.g. Momentum measures -- I call them "clues" -- were at extreme lows.) A whole new generation sees the market as a casino in their pockets and changes the repetition of history in countless ways. That's why we can't rely on projections for a single offset period. Multiple offsets can be used to trade in stages. I could be wrong. Not speaking for anyone but myself.
I agree - I would have never even mentioned the topic of an intra-day update but for Peter having brought up in last night's update his editing software glitch and the possibility of him posting an intra-day update today in the scenario the market moves up past his trendlines today (which it has). But you're right - one video update a day is the most we can ask for!
I believe that Peter's projection system is sound, but a real-time projection system is needed that spits out data at whatever rate one desires 24/7. I am sure Peter has thought about it, but putting everything in his head into an even more intelligent piece of software would be quite amazing but an undertaking. I hope he considers it. It would mean a next generation software which wouldn't be difficult to produce and be very valuable. I have software developers that would be knocking down his door if he asked.
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