Using Pro Membership

Pro members have access to:

• Daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly time levelsOne of the five key viewpoints of time into which analysis is divided: daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly. Also called a time frame. for Global Market WatchGMW. One of four core Socrates Platform models. This pattern recognition model provides an objective computer analysis of all covered markets based on technical price movement, to provide a visual of what is unfolding on a global basis. (GMWGMW. One of four core Socrates Platform models. This pattern recognition model provides an objective computer analysis of all covered markets based on technical price movement, to provide a visual of what is unfolding on a global basis.) and market indicators across all covered markets
• Summary, detailed, and premium analysis text via market subscription or snapshot report
• Premium tools via premium market subscriptions or snapshot reports
• A predetermined bundle of 100 summary market subscriptions
• A predetermined bundle of 15 detailed market subscriptions
• One member‑selected premium market subscription

These enable you to:

• Bring together key historical and analytical information to help research market price movement across all time levels
• Research market patterns over time
• Consider technical price levels and a full set of reversal pointsReversal points are generated each time a market produces a new isolated high or low on an intraday basis.
• Consider a full set of arraysOne of four core Socrates Platform models. Arrays is collection of time-based models presented in a graphical overview to help identify potential highs, lows, and important changes in trend and volatility for a given time level. for timing analysis
• Uncover possible market opportunities in advance, and monitor and research as time approaches if it converges with price ranges
• Identify possible overbought or oversold conditions
• Determine if a trend is likely to continue or change (from bullish to bearish or vice versa)

Best Practices

Look for blue and yellow colors in the GMW.

Review price history and indicators in the Market Details.

Use summary analysis text to research price activity and long‑term trend for markets of interest.

Use detailed analysis text to research more active market participation, as it contemplates both investing and high‑level trading considerations.

Use premium analysis text and tools for markets you’re most interested in or currently active in, from long‑term investing to short‑term trading.

Research reversal points. Look for major reversalsMajor reversals are generated from highest highs or lowest lows within a given time series. with relatively large gaps to the next reversal point.

Analyze arrays for time‑unit activity that may result in the election of reversal points. Look for Aggregate bars aligned with other rows below it, especially Trading Cycle, Direction Change, Panic Cycle, and Volatility.

Align all reference points as part of your research—don't focus on just one—and see what supports or conflicts with your analysis.

Use caution and conduct ample research.

Do not try to pick the exact time and price point of a given market's highest high or lowest low.

• No model or person can do this with any degree of consistency.
• Determine the right investment or trade opportunity for your circumstances based on your own budget, comfort level, experience, expertise, objectives, research, and risk management considerations.
• Every financial investment or trade involves the risk of financial loss. Give serious consideration to where to invest, and then manage your investments accordingly.
• Work with your own independent, qualified, financial service professionals.