Trading Cycle Low



The Trading Cycle (TC) Low measures the number of bars from low to low.  It only measures low to low. 

Cycle Trader's TC LOW to LOW count is frequently from 16 to 28 bars. Meaning once there is a TC Low, we would start to look for another TC Low starting after 16 bars from the current TC Low. 

The TC Low is not measured before 16 bars but it is measured past the 28 bar(s).

All TC lows occur below the 15 period moving average on all chart time frames. Meaning, that if the market is above the 15 period moving average and it's been 25 plus bars from the last TC low, then it is expected that the market to drop below the 15 period moving average to create the TC Low. 

Trade opportunity - If the market is overdue for a TC low and the market is trading above the 15 Moving Average, then expect the market to start back to the Moving Average soon to make that TC LOW.  

Trading Cycle Plot Automatically - The Alpha CycleWave Indicator plots all the cycle counts and highlight the TC lows for all charts and time frames automatically. 

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