When a market keeps falling, it is easy to become focused on how much further it can decline. The harder part is recognising when the fall is close to turning up.
That made Nifty’s recent move interesting.
As the decline continued, both our vibration projections and the Timing Market Moves analysis suggested that Nifty was nearing its projected price level and time, where an upside move was likely.
And that’s how it played out. Nifty made its low and rallied nearly 400 points, delivering the move we were watching for.
When a market is falling, it’s easy to assume the decline will continue. But falls do turn. The challenge is to spot that turn before the rise begins.
That’s the focus of vibration projections and the time-based approach in Timing Market Moves: spotting the turn before it starts.
P.S. All spots for On Time and Vibration are full this year.
But one spot is left for Timing Market Moves. It’s a timing model built on its own principles, not a version of the usual trading methods. If that’s what you’re looking for, you’ll find more details here.
