What is the Naniwa Chart Doctor Masao Kamito's Intermediate Wave Strategy Method! | Episode 15: Continuity and Change of Cycles [Masao Kamito]

Many people are highly interested in trend markets where profits can be large, but aren’t interested in situations without a trend. To seize all the profits in a trend, you need to master the mid-movement phase, the period when a trend has not yet appeared. Here, Masao Shindo will teach us how to conquer such mid-movement phases.

※This article is a reprint and revised edition of an article from FX Kouryaku.com, December 2020 issue. Please note that the market information described in the main text differs from the current market.

※The “mid-movement” used in this series has no relation whatsoever to the mid-movement in the Ichimoku Kinko Hyo.

Masao Shindo Profile

Shindō Masao. He serves as a strategist and technical analyst under Kojiro Tsukasa’s company, Tsukasa Kojiro Office, and posts various chart analysis ideas on TradingView.

Twitter：https://twitter.com/masao_shindo

Hello everyone. Last time, we explained the basics of the “cycle.” This time, we’ll take that fundamental idea one step further and explain how to analyze more deeply, so please make sure you understand it well.

Cycle Confirmation

In price action, highs and lows recur at regular intervals, and that pattern and its period are what we call a cycle. That cycle is defined by three elements: amplitude (the range from trough to peak), period (the time from one trough to the next), and phase (the position of the two troughs within the cycle, indicating bullishness or bearishness). By understanding what kind of cycle it is, you could predict what the upcoming cycle would be like.