Sigma Snippets - Cycle Updates, Snappier

Introducing for subscribers a new, shorter format email shot for individual stocks, ETFs and the more obscure but liquid markets

Gold vs Silver and a good signal around 260 days is present from 2017 onwards. This kind of niche market analysis will be the mainstay of Sigma Snippets.

The Third Way

We are constantly inundated with requests for individual stocks, forex pairs and ETF analysis on Twitter and elsewhere, the former a short format social network that is useful for providing quick updates for followers. On the flipside our larger updates on Sigma-L contain long, medium and short term analysis with in depth explanations and speculation for subscribers who appreciate the unique insight.

In order to cater for both styles and bring to bear our unbiased time frequency analysis on a wider range of instruments, we have created Sigma Snippets. This shorter format email for paying subscribers will feature:

• 2 charts at the most detailing the signal and it’s time extrapolation based upon wave attributes

• Signal attributes: phase, average wavelength, modulation, iterations

• A price and time speculation with the emphasis on time

• Our own Sigma-L rating, detailed below and based upon historical wave attributes and gain per frequency. Gain per frequency is a measure of nominal percentage gain, backtested over the sample and across all frequencies.

Expect analysis of individual stocks, ETFs, more exotic forex pairs, base metals, treasuries and soft commodities. We will usually detail strong components from 40 weeks down to 20 days in wavelength, although we may on occasion show faster signals, if called for.

Indeed, we also will welcome suggestions directly from our subscribers for instruments to feature.

So, if you have a particular market you wish us to perform a phasing analysis upon, to compare with your own analysis or for further insight, please do let us know in the comments!

We will of course continue to pen the longer format reports to paying subscribers, detailing the most popular markets with our usual rigour. In the meantime look out for these cycle snippets in your inbox shortly!

Our Signal Rating System, Explained

‘A’ Class

Highly amplitude stationary for the majority of the sample
Highly frequency stationary for the majority of the sample
Maximum gain per frequency across the frequency range and within the bandwidth of the signal, within the sample timeframe
Clear spectral spacing around the signal

Copper (HG), a typical wow! signal demonstrating a beacon like quality across the time and frequency range sampled. Highly amplitude and frequency stationary with no other periodic signal of note coming anywhere near it’s clarity.

‘B’ Class

Highly amplitude stationary for at least half of the sample
Highly frequency stationary for at least half of the sample
Maximum or second highest gain per frequency across the frequency range and within the bandwidth of the signal, within the sample timeframe
Clear spectral spacing around the signal

An example of a ‘B’ class signal in XAU/XAG. Some mild frequency and amplitude modulation, the most typical signal we will likely see in the snippets - an excellent component to note for subscribers.

‘C’ Class

Highly amplitude stationary for at least half of the sample
Highly frequency stationary for at least half of the sample
Maximum or second highest gain per frequency across the frequency range and within the bandwidth of the signal, within the sample timeframe

The 80 day component in GBPUSD with a good degree of stationarity but less defined spectral spacing, a typical ‘C’ class signal

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