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The 2011 Outlook Mukul Pal, CMT

Market Technicians Association, Inc. 61 Broadway, Suite 514. New York, NY 10006 Web: www.mta.org Phone: 646-652-3300 Fax: 646-652-3322. The 2011 Outlook Mukul Pal, CMT. Idea. Vilfredo Pareto (1848-1923) Father of Microeconomics. Who saw the curve?. 80-20 Price and Time.

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The 2011 Outlook Mukul Pal, CMT

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  1. Market Technicians Association, Inc. 61 Broadway, Suite 514. New York, NY 10006 Web: www.mta.org Phone: 646-652-3300 Fax: 646-652-3322 The 2011 OutlookMukul Pal, CMT

  2. Idea

  3. Vilfredo Pareto(1848-1923)Father of Microeconomics Who saw the curve?

  4. 80-20 Price and Time 20% Time, 80% price change 80% Time, 20% price change

  5. Clustering

  6. Exponentiality Exponential Symmetry

  7. Sub divisions Counting Elliott did not know Fibonacci 5 3 e 1 4 c d 2 a e b c d a e c b a d b

  8. Clustering in Time

  9. 80-20 Price and Time 20% Time, 80% price change 80% Time, 20% price change

  10. Who saw order in Time?

  11. Tony Plummer’s Triad

  12. Who saw the curve in Time?Orpheus Time Hierarchy

  13. Orpheus Time Hierarchy

  14. Orpheus Time Hierarchy

  15. Figure 1. Rate of change for SIF Oltenia

  16. Analysis When we look at time duration for the 23 stocks we find most distributions to have an exponential nature. Our results are based on analyzing ≈ 5000 time duration data points representing rate of change inflexion around a mean value of 1 over the daily data ≈ 50,000 price data points for the period January 2000—October 2010. Figure 2 displays the ascending sequence of the time duration data. We observe that the distribution has an exponential form and decay. P(g) ~ e−βg With β = 2.4 ± 0.037

  17. Application

  18. Market Influences • News • Fundamentals • Demand and Supply • Technical Analysis • Sentiment

  19. Top 10 – 1D Romania

  20. Top 10 – 5 day India

  21. Pattern • Chance • Where is the pattern? • Is curve a pattern? • Is the curve mathematical?

  22. Top 10 – 5 day

  23. A week • Umm.. • Ok I see it • It’s a curve • It looks similar on two degrees of time • Did any news came this week?

  24. Top 10 – MTD

  25. Few weeks • It’s repeating • A similar curve. • There was news, demand, supply • Technicals and fundamentals

  26. Top 10 – 6M

  27. Few months • wow • How is this happening? • Nothing changes it • News, demand, supply, technicals, fundamentals • Mysterious force

  28. Top 10 – 1Y

  29. Year • Pattern continues despite all market influences.

  30. SIF’S

  31. Region, Sector • Pattern in the region • Pattern in a sector

  32. DOW30

  33. Region, Sector, America • Pattern in the region • Pattern in a sector • Pattern in America

  34. AT&T

  35. Region, Sector, America, in time • Pattern in the region • Pattern in a sector • Pattern in America • Across degrees of time

  36. S&P500 – 1d Southwestern Energy Company (SWN.N) Citrix Systems, Inc. (CTXS.OQ)

  37. S&P500 – 5d Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc. (HST.N) Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. (CCE.N)

  38. S&P500 – MTD Marathon Oil Corporation (MRO.N) Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. (CCE.N)

  39. S&P500 – 1M Carnival Corporation (CCL.N) Coca-Cola Enterprises Inc. (CCE.N)

  40. S&P500 – 3M Genzyme Corporation (GENZ.OQ) Micron Technology, Inc. (MU.OQ)

  41. S&P500 – 6M Teradata Corporation (TDC.N) Office Depot

  42. S&P500 – YTD Genzyme Corporation (GENZ.OQ) H&R Block, Inc. (HRB.N)

  43. S&P500 – 1Y Dean Foods

  44. What is this pattern? • It’s a curve • Exponentiality • Small Big gains • Small Big loss • Lot of sideways action • It’s a cycle • Show me the cycle?

  45. Region, Sector, America, in timeall over • Pattern in the region • Pattern in a sector • Pattern in America • Across degrees of time • Across universe of stocks

  46. What does the curve mean? • Performance is ordered • Performance is cyclical • Performance is cyclical across time frames • Stocks move up and down in performance • They outperform and underperform in an ordered sequence • The sequence is a pattern of Time • Time is exponential • Time is the real price

  47. Rankings are shifting cyclically

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