I have received many requests over the years to create an ongoing Forecasting Service based upon my applications of Gann's principles and my detailed research, giving the ongoing indications that I use for my trading throughout the year. Beginning in 2013, I decided to create this Forecast Bulletin Service, am now in the third year of giving my analysis of the possible trend of the S&P500 and Grain markets with ongoing updates of Key Price Levels and trading indications.
My first year of writing these Bulletins produced great results, and I pulled 653 points out of the Soybean Market, made 173 points in Corn, and produced 58% returns in the S&P from July through October alone, which is even more significant because the market was stuck in a congestion zone and was not trending. For those who would like to see the full results of my forecasts and trading from 2013 through 2016, there are a number of links below with forecast and trading results. Above you can see my excellent Soybean Forecast for 2016 and below is the one for 2015 was also almost perfect:
In each of 2014, 2015 and 2016 my PFS Forecasts for both Corn and Soybeans have been almost perfect, calling both the highs and lows and beautifully modeling the general price movement throughout the year. You can see a review of the latest 2016 Grain Markets Forecasts here and below you will find reviews of last few year's forecast. My PFS Forecast for the Stock Market was also excellent this year, and you can read a review of my indications and analysis that I have predicted in the review of my 2016 PFS Stock Market Forecast at this link. The following chart shows my forecast on the S&P for 2016 with the red line, then the green line averages the forecast and the real market is overlaid on top. As you can see, some of the smaller wiggles may be a bit off or not as extreme, but the general cyclic pattern is very accurate:
These Bulletins are made available separately for the S&P500 Index and the Grain markets, covering Soybeans and Corn. The Stock Bulletin includes an analysis of the last 9 years of performance of the PFS Model compared to actual market data, and the Grain Bulletin the last 3 years of each market, to educate the subscriber on how to best read and trade the PFS Forecast based upon past history.
Those who are familiar with my work from either of my courses, or who have followed my trading Blog, know that as a short to intermediate term Swing Trader, I am always more focused on what the market is doing NOW, seeking real solutions for immediate trading decisions, and less concerned with what the Market "could do" within six months from now, since this is not significant for my style of trading. However, I know that there are investors, risk managers, and longer term traders for whom a yearly forecast is extremely important, and that is the reason why I am producing these Bulletins.
My trading uses my proprietary PFS Forecasting Model presented in these Bulletins combined with specific Key Price Levels as determined by my specialized application of planetary longitude lines as described in my first course, The Law of Cause & Effect. As a consequence, the most important thing one must always recognize along with any kind of time forecast, the WHEN, is WHERE any particular market is, the Key Price Levels, in order to make operative trading decisions. For me, it is not as important to know three months early that on the 13th of June I will have to buy, when I will be clearly aware of this as the time approaches. Moreover, my decision at the point of taking such a position will depend specifically upon the movements of the preceding weeks, and of the Key Price values and structures at that time.
For me, even the PFS Time Forecast is a consideration that must go along with the Key Price Levels which are so powerful and give such strong indications that with or without the Time Model they still determine more than half of my trading decisions. When these Key Prices also coincide with the Time Forecasts, as they generally do, so much the better, as I then have multiple overlays of information to trade from. It is for this reason that, as an ongoing service, I will provide updated Key Price Level data throughout the year for each market covered by the Bulletins, giving the Key Prices and Levels that I use as the market moves into new trading ranges. Integrating these prices studies with the Time Forecast provided here will give the highest probability of successful trading.
The PFS Model, upon which the timing forecast of the markets is based, is presented in detail in Prandelli's course, The Polarity Factor System. The PFS forecast will produce the same kind of chart, though with greater detail, as the forecast charts produced by W. D. Gann in his famous Supply & Demand Letter. Many forecast letters and services give the reader multiple analyses of numerous elements in the market, which can be confusing since they present too many alternate views and options.
Contrary to this methodology, Prandelli produces one single forecast chart, just as Gann did, his PFS Model. On Gann's chart below the dotted line represents Gann's forecast for the Dow Jones Industrial Averages for the year 1922, created IN ADVANCE for that year, and the solid line shows the actual movements of the DJIA for the year. It is a simple and clear model showing tops, bottoms, trends and relative ranges of expected movement.
Similarly, Prandelli's Polarity Factor System (PFS) creates a future price swing model that works in exactly the same way as Gann's forecast above. This model is based upon Gann's Master Time Factor, and gives three levels of information, first the general expected yearly trend, second, an intermediate term model like Gann's, defining the mid-term swings in the market, and third, a short-term indicator that defines the "pushes" or impulses giving extra energy to the market. The most important element of this forecast is the identification of Key turning points to watch as one is preparing to enter or exit position. These timing points when conjoined with the Key Price Levels identify high probability entry points, which allow very tight stop losses to be used producing excellent reward to risk rations. You can see the results of Prandelli's forecasts and trading over the last several years at the following links:
Once you have your timing from the PFS Forecast Model, it is not enough to just enter the market based upon pure timing indications. This is the essential point where the knowledge of the use of Planetary Longitude Lines, as developed fully in Prandelli's first course, The Law of Cause & Effect, comes into play.
Gann always identified TWO most important elements in the market: PRICE & TIME. While the PFS Model provides the TIME, the Planetary Price Lines give the EXACT indications of the KEY PRICES that the market will react to. With these Key prices are used in direct correlation with the timing element, the accuracy and efficiency of placing one's trades with limited risk is greatly increased.
Those who have Prandelli's first course have confirmed the value of these Planetary Lines in determining exact tops and bottoms, and in providing key support and resistance levels which the market is attracted to and repelled from in all of its motions. Prandelli will provide an ongoing update service throughout the year, giving the Key Price Levels that he is using for trading as the market progresses through different phases of growth, along with his current analysis of the situation, and discussion of the current time model and indications. For an example of how valuable these Key Price Levels can be, see the below links which demonstrate exactly how Prandelli used them to trade these markets in 2012-2014.
Following are several links which give excellent examples of the use of Prandelli's Key Price Levels. Three links give full reviews of Prandelli's Forecast Bulletins for 2013 for the S&P, Soybeans & Corn, showing exactly how he used the price levels to trade in 2013, and how they were presented in his Bulletins & Updates throughout the year. The Corn example is particularly interesting in this regard, because the actual time forecast was not so accurate that year, but the Key Price Levels still allowed him to catch and trade each of the major trends through the year.
Prandelli has maintained an Online Blog, now called his Daily Report Service, where he has documented his forecasts and trades for the past 3 years through an ongoing commentary written every day before the stock market opening. He shows exactly how he made all of his forecasts, what his logic and expectations were, and exactly how he used those Price & Time indications to place highly accurate and profitable trades. The Blog demonstrates the proof that this methodology can produce profits from the market using the analysis and trading strategies presented in this course. The timing signals he uses in his Blog are the same as are provided in these Forecast Bulletins, so you will have access to the same signals he is using to trade. See the links below for the results of his Blog trading and for more examples of his analysis and trading insights from the past couple years: