Jim Curry
Chief Analyst & Editor @ Goldwavetrader
Jim Curry became involved in the markets as an investor in 1988. In the early 1990's he stumbled upon a book/methodology that would change the way he looked at the markets forever. That book was J.M. Hurst's the Profit Magic of Stock Transaction Timing. Hurst's concepts seemed to make perfect sense to Jim, and he has spent the years since coming up with his own cycle/technical analysis methodology.
In 1998 Jim put his cyclic methods to the test by entering the Etrade national options-trading competition, twice (his only two entries ever into the competition). In the first contest he finished in the top 10 out of over 150,000 entrants; in the second entry into the same contest, he just narrowly missed finishing in first place - over quadrupling a $100,000 account in the contest's short time span.
What you are seeing when you view my market reports is a collection of over 30-years of experience in both numeric analysis and spectral methods - and in actually trading the methodology for myself and for the subscribers of my Gold Wave Trader (which covers Gold) and Market Turns (covering U.S. stocks) reports.
You can visit his websites at: http://goldwavetrader.com/ and http://cyclewave.homestead.com/
Jim Curry Articles
From the comments made in my last article (i.e., 'Gold's Potential Bottom'; from 3/5/23), Gold was at or into bottoming territory, with that low expected to come from our 72-day time cycle, which is shown again on the chart below:
From the comments made in past articles, the Gold market was set for a sharp correction phase into early-2023, based upon the configuration of one of our most dominant cycles, the 72-day wave - shown again on the chart below:
From the comments made back in January, Gold was 'bracing' for its first correction of this year, with that correction expected to come from our 72-day time cycle, which is the most dominant cycle in the Gold market. That decline has...
From the comments made in past articles, the last key low for Gold came back in November of 2022, with that low coming from the combination of 72 and 310-day cycles. From that low, strength was expected to play out into January of this...
From the comments made in past month, the last mid-term low for Gold came from our 72 and 310-day cycles - which were forecast to bottom around mid-to-late October of 2022, with the actual low coming in early-November. From there, the...
As mentioned in past articles, the last mid-term low for Gold was expected to come from our 72 and 310-day cycles - and was due to materialize around the mid-to-late October timeframe, but with a decent plus or minus variance in either...
From the comments made in past months, the mid-term cyclical picture for the Gold market called for the rally into August to end up as a countertrend affair, before turning sharply lower into the mid-to-late October timeframe. In terms of...
As per my articles posted back in September, the mid-term cycles for Gold were seen as heading south into mid-October or later, where the next key low was expected to form. With the action seen since, Gold has continued to make lower lows...
Last week's trading saw Gold peaking on Wednesday's fed day, with the metal pushing up to a high of 1696.90. From there, a drop back to lower lows for the swing was seen into late-week, with the metal hitting a Friday bottom of 1646.60 -...
Last week's trading saw Gold forming its high in Monday's session, here doing so with the tag of the 1746.40 figure (December, 2022 contract). From there, a sharp decline was seen into late-week, with the metal dropping all the way down to...
