Sean Erikson is a former fund manager possessing over 25 years of experience in the research and application of accurate and profitable market forecasting tools led by his own approaches to stock market geometry. Having recently retired, Erikson now teaches advanced trend projecting techniques for traders and fund managers who are seeking a reliable, astro-trading strategy applicable to all markets.
He has presented a set of powerful trading tools used for advanced swing trading techniques based upon the principles of celestial mechanics and ancient geometry. The tools and techniques offered in his course Trading with Selene’s Chariot represent the culmination of a lifetime quest for the ideal astro-trading toolkit.
The core tool in his course provides the trader with the capacity to project the exact slope of the forthcoming trend from which a parallel channel is constructed to the angle of attack which will contain the entire movement of the ensuing trend. For a complete account of Sean’s life in the markets we encourage you to read his bio and introduction to Selene’s Chariot.
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This course also includes real-time educational access to the author through his online interactive forum.
Sean has provided a range of trading and analysis examples in his article Wheels within Wheels within Wheelsas well as on his page of market examples. The following excerpt is a study on Gold from the examples page:
There’s a lot going on here, so to keep things clear, I’ve placed letters at the points I want to talk about, from A to H.
A: The yellow line is the bottom of the previous channel. When gold breaks through that, it’s a short. This is what we would have been studying this time last year, and the move was quite a nice one, running along the lower channel all the way to August, bringing us to the next letter.
B: There’s a special signal that happens which is very rare. It’s when the market breaks under a lower channel (or over an upper one), usually to tag an important price target before making a spike reversal. It’s an advanced technique, and not part of the bread-and-butter tools that I’d recommend to beginning traders, but if you’re quick you can really clean up in a short amount of time. I love this signal on index futures. You can see Gold drop down to hit the extended target (gray line) and bounce right back into the channel. 99 times out of 100 that grey line is the low of the move. Another fish-in-the-barrel trade happened after the sideways move as we bounced at the lower yellow channel line. I didn’t mark the location, so you have to look for it, but that particular long signal was about as easy as they come.
C: This yellow channel was a short one. Market ran up into price at the gray line at the same time as we had a time target in the pink rectangle (which is a little hard to see.)
D: The downward channel was really just a small correction, and two downward pointing channel lines lined up together to create support here. One came from the big channel at A, and the other came from C. There was another pink time target, which told us to watch out. To be honest, to go long here I’d want to look at the weeklies and see what was happening there first, but I’d have definitely done something to manage the short. As an aside, narrow channels usually mean short, quick moves, and wide channels usually mean long, drawn-out moves. With well-behaved markets, you can gauge the length of a particular leg by the width of a channel it finds itself in.
E: Now we’re definitely long.
F: That pink rectangle is a price target zone. Sometimes you get specific targets, and other times you get a zone. It won’t make any sense why at this point and is a side effect of something that isn’t shown on the chart. Notice that we’re bouncing up against the upper yellow channel line, right inside the rectangle. That’s at least a profit take, and probably a short.
G: Second chance to go short. Check out how that lower yellow channel line held the market up. We knew where that line was before the market even got there. J You had a 3rd short at the first bump up against the upper white channel just after the break, where you could have increased your size.
H: This was another small channel, off the retracement from the big move up that just happened. Target and channel break would have gotten us long again, with our initial stop just under the low at H.
Sean has published an article in the Spring 2019 edition of Trader’s World Magazine entitled Wheels within Wheels within Wheels. In retirement he continues to develop and refine his celestial and geometrical market forecasting tools, and enjoy the financial rewards of his 25+ years worth of dedicated research.