Four-Dimensional Stock Market Structures and Cycles is the first set of 2 books and contains the first ten lessons in the 4 book course. Although the stock market is used for examples, the techniques are universal and can be applied to any market.

This award-winning home-study course teaches market analysts how to make accurate financial market models predicting price-time action years into the future. These techniques combine geometry with cycle analysis to pinpoint turns in both price and time. There are workbook-like questions/answers producing price and time projections with accuracy better than one percent.

One example of the results obtained by applying the techniques taught in this course is shown below where a five-year model of the stock market is shown that was created in February 1984 using these techniques. The Dow Jones Industrial Average is shown below the graph for comparison to what actually happened after this model was made.

This Home-Study Course is the Only Source for this Information

The material in FOUR-DIMENSIONAL STOCK MARKET STRUCTURES AND CYCLES is an entirely new way of analyzing financial markets. YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN THIS MATERIAL BEFORE, because it has never before been released to the public by any author. Even if you are the head of technical analysis at the leading brokerage firm in the country or the world's greatest trader, this material will be new to you. For example, listed below are just some of the topics uniquely solved in this course.
 

Explains Why the Periodicity of Cycle Bottoms and Tops Varies

Contemporary cycle analysts have no clue why cycle bottoms deviate from an ideal rhythm, and why tops wander even more than bottoms.
Their problem is that they are using the limited perspective of a two-dimensional  price time chart. Without knowledge of the correct geometry involved, the solution to this problem remains hidden from view. One of the many topics covered in Lesson V explains why the periodicity of cycles vary and teaches the analyst how to anticipate these changes. Many examples in the DJIA are provided.

Resolves the Mystery of the Disappearing 52-Month Cycle

Analysts have puzzled for years about why cycles suddenly "disappear." They have tried to explain this phenomenon by using "beats," i.e., cycles that cancel each other out. However, beats do not explain why these cycles "reappear" with a phase shift from their original value. One well-known example of this is the 52-month cycle. It repeated dependably during the 1950s and 1960s, but suddenly "disappeared" in the 1970s, only to reappear again in the 1980s.

FOUR-DIMENSIONAL STOCK MARKET STRUCTURES AND CYCLES fully explains this phenomenon. After studying this course, the analyst will understand the nature and cause of the 52-month cycle, including why it appeared in the first place. More importantly, the analyst will know what to expect from this and other cycles in the future.

"Cycles repeat along the face of the geometric structure that is being completed at that time. When the face of this structure is complete, the structure rotates to expose its next face. The cycles on this new face have a phase shift from the cycles on the previous face." ...page 124 from the course

If the analyst is to accurately project financial market cycles he must be able to answer the critical questions of when and where the face of the geometric structure will complete. There is no guess work in determining in advance when a geometric growth pattern will complete. Using the techniques outlined in this course, the exact dates and prices when the growth pattern will complete can be pinpointed 100 YEARS OR MORE in the future. The only limitation is the resolution of the available historical data and the homogeneity of the index used.

Geometry Combined With Cycles Pinpoints Future Market Turns

When market geometry is combined with our unique form of cycle analysis, the result is unmatched in its ability to accurately project future turning points in both PRICE AND TIME. Turning points can then be projected years into the future, as well as the daily or hourly swings.
The results produced by applying the techniques in this course produce errors of less than one percent even when calculated over time periods extending for decades.  This is not a "theory only" course. Emphasis is on direct practical application of projecting market turning points, IN BOTH PRICE AND TIME.

FIVE-YEAR STOCK MARKET MODEL

For example, look at the accompanying figure. The top line is the model that was created in 1984 to project the stock market for the next several years. The bottom line is what actually happened. EVERY TURNING POINT WAS PREDICTED BY THIS MODEL! i.e., the bottom in August, 1982; the top in January, 1984; the bottom in July, 1984; the bottom in September, 1985; the sideways churning market during March-September, 1986; the major top in August, 1987; and the "crash of October 1987". Lesson IX walks you through the process that was used to create this model step-by-step. FOUR-DIMENSIONAL STOCK MARKET STRUCTURES AND CYCLES not only teaches the analyst how to make his own models for any time period desired, past or future, but also how to increase the resolution well beyond that graphed in the accompanying figure.

Two-Dimensional Price-Time Charts Do Not Accurately Represent Price-Time Action

However, with the tools presented in this course the analyst will learn how to precisely measure the true four-dimensional structures containing the action.

More importantly, he will learn how to build his own future models. One of the best traders in history was W. D. Gann. He wrote in his Master Course For Stocks:

"The square and the triangle form within the circle but there is an inner circle and an inner square, as well as an outer square and an outer circle which prove the fourth dimension in working out market movements."

FOUR-DIMENSIONAL STOCK MARKET STRUCTURES AND CYCLES is the only work ever produced that identifies, precisely measures, and projects into the future the four-dimensional structures of which W. D. Gann spoke.

A PhD Or Computer Is Not Needed To Understand This Course And Implement The Techniques

Although the title of this course may seem a little imposing, it is not as difficult a concept as you might think. Price and time changes unfold in growth patterns that can be measured with simple geometry, that is the first part of the course.
The "Four-Dimensional" part comes into play when you add the time element. The first three dimensions are length, height, and width of the geometric structure and the fourth dimension is time as the price-time chart unfolds. NO COMPUTER OR SPECIAL SOFTWARE IS NEEDED

The Scientific Basis Of Financial Market Geometry

Market price changes occur within the confines of predetermined points of force. The relative locations of these points form clearly defined geometric structures.

Scientific applications of this phenomenon are found throughout nature. Geologists apply the "crystal lattice" structure to classify minerals by looking at the geometric arrangement of their planes of cleavage. Similarly, chemists can identify an element by looking at the geometry of its constituent atoms. Financial markets also exhibit a characteristic geometric lattice as they unfold in price-time. When the geometric pattern of a financial market is understood projections can be made, not only in the dimension of price, but also in the dimension of TIME. This course provides example after example, covering a period of over 200 years, proving that the geometric approach to market timing can pinpoint exactly WHEN AND WHERE a market will reverse direction, well within the resolution of the available data. For example, the top of the market in August, 1987 was one of the easiest turning points ever to identify. This home-study course shows how completion of this growth process was timed years in advance within TWO POINTS and TWO TRADING DAYS! This type of accuracy is not a fluke. Every movement the market makes occurs within the confines of geometric structures which can be understood after mastery of the material in this home-study course.

Geometry Is The Market Analysis Of The 21st Century

If you are still using the obsolete tools of Elliott Wave, conventional cycle analysis, or one of the other methods that has been beaten to death over the years by thousands of traders and analysts, then you are aware that all these techniques produce unreliable and inconsistent results. Even the so-called "experts" on these methods acknowledge the great limitations of their approach. These methods are obsolete, subjective, and dangerous to risk money on. Course Description