GeorgeLindsay.com Seattle Technical Advisors. “The stock market game isn’t worth the candle if you settle for a gain of a mere 10% to 12% a year, as so.

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Seattle Technical Advisors

“The stock market game isn’t worth the candle if you settle for a gain of a mere 10% to 12% a year, as so many do. It isn’t worth the time, the study and the worry to make so little.” – George Lindsay


Seattle Technical Advisors.com


"A very popular error - having the courage of one's

convictions: Rather it is a matter of having the courage

for an attack upon one's convictions." - Nietzsche



Everyone times the market. Some people buy when they have money, and sell when they need money, while others use methods that are more sophisticated. – Marian McClellan, Co-founder McClellan Oscillator


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3 Peaks/ Domed House


Three Peaks

8 months


Three Peaks

12

3

February1966


12

3

Three Peaks

October 1946


Separating Decline


Domed House


Base

221-224Calendar

days


First Floor Wall


First Floor Roof


Second Floor Wall


Cupola


Lindsay Timing Model

• 107-day top to top interval

• Low-to-Low-to-High interval


107-Day Top to Top Count

107 Days

Key Date


Key Range


Double Top

Key Date


“Whenever there is a well-defined

Double-Top, or approximate Double-

Top, the low day of the dip between

the two peaks is nearly always the

correct Key Date.”

Double Bottom

Key Date


“When the dip ends at a

Double Bottom…the first low

Is nearly always the correct one.”

Final Dip

Key Date


“When a top formation is neither a head-and-shoulders

nor a Double top, prices usually remain close to the

highest point only a very short time. In such cases, the

Key Date is nearly always the last dip on the way up to

the high.”

Range Dip

Key Date


Post Top Count

Key Date


“There are, however, instances when the

Key Date comes after the highest point,

even though there was a possible Key

Date prior to it.”

Bottom to Top

Key Date


Sinking Key Range

Key Date


Low-Low-High Count

Low Low

High

XDays

XDays


111

December 13,

1961

August 24,

1961


75 75

111December 13

1961


75 75

111

8585

71

71

1313

December 13

1961

Exact


75 75

111

85

85

71

71

1313

49 49

4646

77

Within 1 day


1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

15 Yrs. From Low 1914

A

A

B

B

G

G

H

H

From 1903 12 Yrs. 8 Mos.

12 Yrs. From 1909

N

N

15 Yrs. 6 Mos. O

OS

S15 Yrs. 4 Mos. From 1911 12 Yrs. 2 Mos.

T

T

15 Yrs. 4 Mos. 1907 Z

Z

AA

AA

12 Yrs.

EE

EE

12 Yrs. From High Mar. 1914

FF

FF

15 Yrs. 4 Mos.

BB

BB

15 Yrs. 3 Mos.

KK

KK 12 Yrs. 8 Mos. LL

LL

GG

GG

12 Yrs. 2 Mos.

MM

MM

15 Yrs. 2Mos.

CC

CC

12 Yrs. 4 Mos.

U

U

15 Yrs. (minus)

P

P

12 Yrs. 3 Mos.

J

J

C

C

12 Yrs. 9 Mos.

D

D15 Yrs. 2½ Mos.

E

E

12 Yrs. 10 Mos.

K

K15 Yrs. 11 Mos.12 Yrs. 4 Mos. High in Late 1975

High in 1985

Q

Q

15 Yrs. 11 Mos. Low in 1978

V

V12 Yrs. 6 Mos.

W

WX

X Y

Y15 Yrs. 8 Mos. 12 Yrs. 3½ Mos.

High in 1977

HH

HH

15 Yrs. 2½ Mos.Low 1980,81

Low in 1974,74

12/31/1914

9/3/1929

4/30/1942

5/31/1949

12/29/1961

11/29/1968


Standard Time Spans

Basic Advances• Subnormal (very rare)

– (414-615 days)• Short

– (630-718 days)• Long

– (742-830 days)• Extended

– (929-968 days)

– Sideways Movement -

Basic Declines• Subnormal

– (222-300 days)• Short

– (340-355 days)• Long

– (395-425 days)

Principle of Alternation

Principle of Continuity


13 Months

Secondary Lows


Sideways Movement

14months

809days

October 195715 years, 2 months

Dec’68

Jan’70

Jan’73


3

2

1

August 25,2010

April 4221 days


13 Months

Secondary Lows


Standard Time Spans

Basic Advances• Long

– (742-830 days)

• Extended – (929-968 days)


February 18820 days


February 18820 days

July 1996

July 201115 years


February 18820 days

June 15

July 7May 2

893 days

July 1996

July 201115 years


March 16July 1

107 days


March 16 July 1107 days

November 30

106 106

9 9


March 16July 1

107 days

November 30

106 106

9 9

134

128 128

134

82 82

36 36

22 22


12/1/06

March 9,2009

833 days833 days

July 1

Count from the Middle Section


March 16 July 1107 days

July 7219 days

3PDh


July 7

March – September2012

12y,2m – 12y,8m

January 142000


July 7

March – September2012

12y,2m – 12y,8m

January 14,2000

June 16,345 days


July 7

June 16, 2012345 days

August 31,1998

Oct 31, 2013July 31, 2014

May 17,2014


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