Ken Ticehurst
Ken Ticehurst been a gold trader for over a decade and is currently developing a unique gold price forecasting system using fractal analysis and unique algorithms. He creates forecasts using different patterns that occur over daily, weekly and monthly time frames. In his view news does not move prices over the long-term, but rather that prices move news over the long-term. Human nature demands an explanation for every price move. It is his philosophy that day to day and even week to week moves are just noise disguising the long-term trends.
Ticehurst has a BSc.(Hons.) in Product Design from the University of the West of London with a commercial background in data analysis and research. Ken has been involved in markets as diverse as classic cars, construction and real estate. He has seen bubbles grow and deflate time and again, subsequently giving birth to his galvanizing interest in the underlying sentiment that drives the fear and greed phases. Ken’s website is: http://www.kenticehurst.com
Ken Ticehurst Articles
As we write this, gold is experiencing a bounce from short-term oversold conditions. It is not unexpected as our forecast published every Sunday before the markets open has indicated the probability of this occurring for the last week. At...
So we are now well within our long forecast downtrend. Having broken to five year lows, we are watching to see how we fall over the coming weeks…and how badly we end the month. We remain bearish in the short-term, but wouldn’t be surprised...
Gold finished last week down $3. It is down for the month and for the year so far. No matter what geo-political or financial disaster seems to be thrown at it, it still seems to continue on a steadily bearish course. Consequently, we...
So last week to the surprise of many…and in spite of an impending Greek default (or arrears as a default has now been renamed!) gold ended the week down. This was in line with our forecast published every Sunday before the markets open. We...
So last week gave the bulls hope again and was slightly above our forecast range. However, we maintained our consistently bearish position in our forecast published every Sunday before the markets open. Our expectation has been that June...
We expected $1170 to get broken this month…and indeed it has. This is more than likely bad news for the bulls and, even though price firmed slightly above at the close of the week, it is still an ominous sign. Our expectation is that June...
Gold continued to react to the heavy resistance it hit previously - this should be a worry for the bulls. We expected May to be a bad month but it ended with a small gain, a higher high and higher low for the monthly candle. We have been...
Gold hit heavy resistance as forecast last week and the reaction should be a worry for the bulls. As we enter the last few days of the month, we believe extreme caution is warranted. Our forecast has been indicating that May should be a...
Gold failed to breakdown last week as expected and forecast. Despite the relative strength of Gold in the last few weeks, we cannot make a case for it breaking out from its current range. As we have maintained for many months, we are still...
The Gold price fell last week as forecast. It is beginning to look weak -- and anyone with a bullish bias should be concerned at its lacklustre performance over the last couple of weeks. In view of this, we forecasted a much larger...
