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new2waix
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Market, business, seasonal cycles etc exist within our sharemarket(s). Certain sectors rise and fall on a regular basis. Some stocks display strange behaviour prior to set dates.

Studying or analysising these regular cycles may present some profiting experiences for investors.

To eloborate, we have seen a month of company reporting. Reporting is a set date in the calendar and the market is well aware of these events. Many stocks have rallied up & down towards these dates, only to collapse or spike skywards.

Some stock rally towards ex-dividend date, some sectors out perform in a bear market, others out perform in a bull market.

All of the above are examples of well know cycles. Weinstein preaches picking stocks from winning sectors.

I am assuming that some of these cycles happen on a regular basis, and are quite clear on the charts.

Can anyone suggest a few useful cycles that they have noticed and regular benefit from?

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hiya was just browsing and came upon your post not sure how far you are looking in to cycles in the stock market but j.m hurst has very interesting thoughts on the idea as per `cyclic analysis' and the profit magic of transaction timing books .a web surch for his name should point you in the wright direction if you check out cag on the time frame of 3yrs on weekly it my show you some thing hope this helps and good luck in what your looking for

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