Example

The following example illustrates Nobleindex’s critical points, which allow traders and investors to invest using key changes in market direction (up or down).

The calculation of Nobleindex’s critical points is very complex since it has several formulas and variables. However, the interpretation is very simple. The analysis item is the stock index analyzed. The cycle trend is the direction of prices (up or down). The initiation date is the date on which the cycle trend initiates.

As the cycle trend turns “up”, you should consider opening your long position investment and consider closing it until the cycle trend turns “down”.

On the contrary, as the cycle trend turns “down”, you should consider opening your short position investment and consider closing it until the cycle trend turns “up”.

Long position = profiting when the price rises. Short position = profiting when the price falls.

The cycle trend and initiation date are calculated using an advanced calculus model of critical and inflection points, which is applied to the analysis item.

This is just an example of the format of Nobleindex’s critical points. The “Client Section” page contains the real cycle trend and initiation date, which are updated when conditions are met for market trends that last a few weeks or months.

 

ANALYSIS ITEM	CYCLE TREND	INITIATION DATE
S&P 500  Index	Down	21-Jan-2010

 

Date format: day-month-year