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Pendulum's Trend and Cycle chart is one of the most powerful market displays anywhere blending the longer term trend with the short term cycle in one integrated view. This remarkable tool demonstrates the primary trend and the current cycle within that trend for a significant trading advantage.
Pendulum's trend directional indicator (TDI) along with its signal line (TSL) is based on a proprietary mathematical formula that uncovers a trend then measures its amplitude, force and energy. It is designed to capture a significant part of a developing longer term trend for the XAU and the S&P500 indexes.
Combined with Pendulum's SRA (a short term speed and acceleration indicator that displays short term cyclic wave activity and a scaled 0-100 parameter), provides us with outstanding determination of short and longer term trends. Displays can be applied both to the XAU & S&P500.
Please view some chart examples below. More recent charts are here.
Trading hint: Determine the trend and then use SRA cycle entry points.
"Studies have shown that 60% of a typical stock price change can be directly attributed to the movement of the overall market. Therefore, it just makes common sense to be on the right side of a market trend."
Pendulum is a set of unique and original indicators designed to add to our premiere long term positions in any of four major portfolios when low risk entry points occur as defined by our leading XAU indicators.
