Jim Curry
Chief Analyst & Editor @ Goldwavetrader
Jim Curry became involved in the markets as an investor in 1988. In the early 1990's he stumbled upon a book/methodology that would change the way he looked at the markets forever. That book was J.M. Hurst's the Profit Magic of Stock Transaction Timing. Hurst's concepts seemed to make perfect sense to Jim, and he has spent the years since coming up with his own cycle/technical analysis methodology.
In 1998 Jim put his cyclic methods to the test by entering the Etrade national options-trading competition, twice (his only two entries ever into the competition). In the first contest he finished in the top 10 out of over 150,000 entrants; in the second entry into the same contest, he just narrowly missed finishing in first place - over quadrupling a $100,000 account in the contest's short time span.
What you are seeing when you view my market reports is a collection of over 30-years of experience in both numeric analysis and spectral methods - and in actually trading the methodology for myself and for the subscribers of my Gold Wave Trader (which covers Gold) and Market Turns (covering U.S. stocks) reports.
You can visit his websites at: http://goldwavetrader.com/ and http://cyclewave.homestead.com/
Jim Curry Articles
In light of the recent market action, I wanted to post another update on the Gold cycles positioning - which are offering up a mixed picture, near-term.
With the most recent market action, I wanted to post a quick update on the Gold cycles, then to take a detailed look at the U.S. stock market.
As mentioned in my prior articles, Gold was in the range where a key peak was expected to form, and with that was due for a sharp correction, first with a tracked 72-day wave, but ideally also with a larger 310-day component. Having said...
From the comments made in my prior articles, Gold was in mid-term topping range, and with that was at risk to a larger-degree price decline. That decline phase is now in full force with the action in recent weeks, and should have more to...
From my prior articles, Gold is back in mid-term topping range, and with that is at risk to a larger-degree decline phase in the coming months. Having said that, this decline has yet to be confirmed in force, though we are keeping a close...
From my prior articles, the last good swing low for Gold came from our 72-day time cycle, which formed its bottom back in early-June. With that, this wave - as well as the mid-term 310-day cycle - is well into topping range, and with that...
From my prior articles, the last key low for Gold came with the bottoming of our 72-day cycle - made back in early-June. From there, the analysis called for strength into the late-July timeframe or beyond, before looking for indications of...
From my prior articles, we expected the last key low for Gold to form into the late-May to early-June timeframe - a move which was expected to end up as a countertrend affair. From there, the analysis called for new all-time highs to be...
As mentioned in my prior articles for Gold-Eagle, the last low of significance for Gold was due to form into the late-May to early-June window. That decline was favored to end up as a countertrend affair, before turning back to higher...
From comments made in my past articles, Gold was ideally headed down into the late- May to early-June window, before setting up the next key low. With the recent action, we have either formed that low (yet to be confirmed), or else we have...
