An Introduction to Cloud Charts
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1 An Introduction to Cloud Charts Ihi Ichimoku Kinko Kik Hyo
2 G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o te [C a n d le ] D a ily 2 8 F e b J u l0 7 G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C a n d le 1 8 J u l P r M a r M a r 1 9 M a r 2 6 M a r 0 2 A p r 0 9 A p r 1 6 A p r 2 3 A p r 3 0 A p r 0 7 M a y 1 4 M a y 2 1 M a y 2 8 M a y 0 4 J u n 1 1 J u n 1 8 J u n 2 5 J u n 0 2 J u l 0 9 J u l 1 6 J u l 2 3 J u l G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C a n d le 1 8 J u l G B P = D 3, C lo s e ( L a s t Q u o t e ), M A J u l G B P =, C lo s e ( B id ), M A J u l G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e [ C a n d l e ] [ M A 4 0 ] G B P =, C l o s e ( B i d ) [ M A 1 0 ] D a i l y 2 8 F e b J u l0 7 P r M a r M a r 1 9 M a r 2 6 M a r 0 2 A p r 0 9 A p r 1 6 A p r 2 3 A p r 3 0 A p r 0 7 M a y 1 4 M a y 2 1 M a y 2 8 M a y 0 4 J u n 1 1 J u n 1 8 J u n 2 5 J u n 0 2 J u l 0 9 J u l 1 6 J u l 2 3 J u l
3 GBP=D3, Last Quote, Candle 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Tenkan Sen 9 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Kijun Sen 26 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(a) 52 22Aug GBP=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(b) 52 22Aug GBP=D3, Last Quote, Chikou Span 1 18Jul The Cloud GBP=D3, Last Quote [Candle], Last Quote [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 1] Daily 04Apr07-27Aug07 Pr Apr07 16Apr 23Apr 30Apr 07M ay 14M ay 21M ay 28M ay 04Jun 11Jun 18Jun 25Jun 02Jul 09Jul 16Jul 23Jul 30Jul 06Aug 13Aug 20Aug 27Aug
4 GBP=D3, Last Quote, Candle 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Tenkan Sen 9 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Kijun Sen 26 18Jul GBP=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(a) 52 22Aug GBP=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(b) 52 22Aug GBP=D3, Last Quote, Chikou Span 26 13Jun Chikou Span GBP=D3, Last Quote [Candle], Last Quote [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 04Apr07-25Aug07 Pr Apr07 16Apr 23Apr 30Apr 07M ay 14M ay 21M ay 28M ay 04Jun 11Jun 18Jun 25Jun 02Jul 09Jul 16Jul 23Jul 30Jul 06Aug 13Aug 20Aug
5 G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C a n d le 2 2 J u l G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, T e n k a n S e n J u l G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, K iju n S e n J u l G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, S e n k o u S p a n ( a ) J a n G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, S e n k o u S p a n ( b ) J a n G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C h ik o u S p a n J a n G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e [ C a n d l e ], L a s t Q u o t e [ I c h i m o k u 9, 2 6, 5 2, 2 6 ] W e e k l y 1 4 F e b F e b 0 8 P r M a r 0 6 A p r M a y J u n J u l A u g S e p O c t N o v D e c J a n 0 7 F e b M a r A p r M a y J u n J u l A u g S e p O c t N o v D e c J a n 0 8 F e b G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C a n d le 1 8 J u l 1 5 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, T e n k a n S e n J u l 1 5 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, K iju n S e n J u l 1 5 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, S e n k o u S p a n ( a ) J u l 1 6 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, S e n k o u S p a n ( b ) J u l 1 6 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e, C h ik o u S p a n J u l 1 4 : 0 0 : G B P = D 3, L a s t Q u o t e [ C a n d l e ], L a s t Q u o t e [ I c h i m o k u 9, 2 6, 5 2, 2 6 ] H o u r l y 1 2 J u l J u l0 7 P r : J u l 0 8 : : : : : : : : : : : : : :0 0
6 The Three Principles The Wave Principle The Price Target The Timespan Principle R
7 The I Wave The V Wave The N Wave
8 The Y +P Waves
9 The 4 Wave
10 Combinations
11 Combinations
12 Combinations
13 Measured Target V
14 Measured Target N
15 Measured Target E
16 Measured Target NT
17 The Timespan Principle The Numbers 9 days: the Basic Unit 17 days: two Basic Units 26 days: three Basic Units or One Term Unit
18 Compound Numbers 33 days = (26+9-1) 42 days = ( ) 65 days = ( ) Super Big Unit 76 days = ( ) one Cycle 129 days = ( ) 172 days = ( ) 257 days = ( )
19 Counting Candles
20 Counting Candles
21 Time Measures
22 Time Measures
23 Dow Jones Industrial Average.DJI, Last Trade [Candle], Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 27Aug08-30Mar0909.DJI, Last Trade, Candle 20Feb DJI, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 20Feb DJI, Last Trade, Kijun Sen 26 20Feb DJI, Last Trade, Senkou Span(a) 52 27Mar DJI, Last Trade, Senkou Span(b) 52 27Mar DJI, Last Trade, Chikou Span 26 16Jan Pr USD Sep08 16Sep 30Sep 14Oct 28Oct 11Nov 25Nov 09Dec 23Dec 06Jan 20Jan 03Feb 17Feb 03Mar 17Mar 7200
24 DAX Index /.GDAXI, Last Trade [Candle], Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Weekly 29Apr07-30Aug0909 Pr EUR /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Candle 01Mar /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 01Mar /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Kijun Se n 26 01Mar /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Senkou Span(a) 52 23Aug /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Senkou Span(b) 52 23Aug /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Chik ou Span 26 07Sep M ay07 Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
25 Chart Examples Ihi Ichimoku Kinko Kik Hyo
26 .GSPC, Last Trade, Candle 31Mar S&P 500.GSPC, Last Trade [Candle] Quarterly 08Sep82-20Aug09 Pr USD
27 S&P 500.GSPC, Last Trade [Candle].INX [MA 10].GSPC, Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Weekly 09Mar07-09Sep09 Pr USD GSPC, Last Trade, Candle 08Mar GSPC, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 08Mar GSPC, Last Trade, Kijun Sen 26 08Mar GSPC, Last Trade, Senkou Span(a) 52 30Aug GSPC, Last Trade, Senkou Span(b) 52 30Aug GSPC, Last Trade, Chikou Span 26 14Sep May07 Jul Sep Nov Jan08 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan09 Mar May Jul Sep
28 /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Candle 31M ar DAX /.GDAXI, Last T rade [Candle] Quarterly 15Dec87-18Oct09 Pr EUR Log
29 DAX /.GDAXI, Last Trade [Candle], Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Weekly 03M ay07-07sep09 Pr EUR /.GDAXI, Las t Trade, Candle 08M ar /.GDAXI, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 08M ar /.GDAXI, Las t Trade, Kijun Se n 26 08M ar /.GDAXI, Las t Trade, Se nk ou Span(a) 52 30Aug /.GDAXI, Las t Trade, Se nk ou Span(b) 52 30Aug /.GDAXI, Las t Trade, Chik ou Span 26 14Sep Jun07 Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
30 .FTAS, Last Trade, Candle 31Mar FT All-Share.FTAS, Last Trade [Candle] Quarterly 27Sep79-03Feb10 Pr GBp 0.32M 0.3M 0.28M 0.26M 0.24M 0.22M M 0.18M M 0.14M M 0.1M
31 EUR/USD EUR=EBS, Last Quote [Candle] EUR=, Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Weekly 01Aug07-12Sep09 EUR=EBS, Last Quote, Candle 08Mar EUR=, Bid, Tenkan Sen 9 08Mar EUR=, Bid, Kijun Sen 26 08Mar EUR=, Bid, Senkou Span(a) 52 30Aug EUR=, Bid, Senkou Span(b) 52 30Aug EUR=, Bid, Chikou Span 26 14Sep Pr Aug07 Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep
32 JPY JPY=EBS, Last Quote [Candle], Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Weekly 26Apr07-06Sep09 JPY =EBS, Last Quote, Candle Pr 08Mar JPY=EBS, Bid, Tenkan Sen Mar JPY=EBS, Bid, Kijun Sen 26 08Mar JPY=EBS, Bid, Senkou Span(a) 52 30Aug JPY=EBS, Bid, Senkou Span(b) 52 30Aug JPY=EBS, Bid, Chikou Span 26 14Sep May07 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep 90 88
33 GBP/JPY G BPJPY=R, Bid [Candle], Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 10Oct08-10Apr09 GBPJPY=R, Bid, Candle 05Mar GBPJPY=R, Bid, Tenkan Sen 9 05Mar GBPJPY=R, Bid, Kijun Sen 26 05Mar GBPJPY=R, Bid, Senkou Span(a) 52 09Apr GBPJPY=R, Bid, Senkou Span(b) 52 09Apr GBPJPY=R, Bid, Chikou Span 26 29Jan Pr Oct08 05Nov 19Nov 03Dec 17Dec 31Dec 14Jan 28Jan 11Feb 25Feb 11M ar 25M ar 08Apr 120
34 AUD AUD=D3, Last Quote [Candle], Last Quote [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 16Sep08-24Feb09 AUD=D3, Last Quote, Candle 19Jan AUD=D3, Last Quote, Tenkan Sen 9 19Jan AUD=D3, Last Quote, Kijun Sen 26 19Jan AUD=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(a) 52 23Feb AUD=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(b) 52 23Feb AUD=D3, Last Quote, Chikou Span 26 15Dec Pr Sep08 06Oct 20Oct 03Nov 17Nov 01Dec 15Dec 29Dec 12Jan 26Jan 09Feb 23Feb
35 EURHUF=R, Bid, Candle 05M ar EURHUF=R, Bid, Te nk an Se n 9 05M ar EURHUF=R, Bid, Kijun Se n 26 05M ar EURHUF=R, Bid, Se nk ou Span(a) 52 09Apr EURHUF=R, Bid, Se nk ou Span(b) 52 09Apr EURHUF=R, Bid, Chik ou Span 26 29Jan EUR/HUF EURHUF=R, Bid [Candle], Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 17Sep08-10Apr09 Pr Sep08 02Oct 16Oct 30Oct 13Nov 27Nov 11Dec 25Dec 08Jan 22Jan 05Feb 19Feb 05M ar 19M ar 02Apr
36 EUR/SEK EURSEK=D3, Last Quote [Candle], Last Quote [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 01Oct08-10Apr09 Pr EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Candle 05Mar EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Tenkan Sen 9 05Mar EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Kijun Sen 26 05Mar EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(a) 52 09Apr EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Senkou Span(b) 52 09Apr EURSEK=D3, Last Quote, Chikou Span 26 29Jan Oct08 27Oct 10Nov 24Nov 08Dec 22Dec 05Jan 19Jan 02Feb 16Feb 02M ar 16M ar 30M ar
37 RUB=, Bid, Candle 05Mar RUB=, Bid, Tenkan Sen 9 05Mar RUB=, Bid, Kijun Sen 26 05Mar RUB=, Bid, Senkou Span(a) 52 09Apr RUB=, Bid, Senkou Span(b) 52 09Apr RUB=, Bid, Chikou Span 26 29Jan RUB RUB=, Bid [Candle], Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 16Oct08-10Apr09 Pr / USD Oct08 05Nov 19Nov 03Dec 17Dec 31Dec 14Jan 28Jan 11Feb 25Feb 11M ar 25M ar 08Apr 26
38 SAR=, Bid, Candle 31Mar SAR SAR=, Bid [Candle] Monthly 19Jan01-01Jul09 Pr Jul01 Jan02 Jul Jan03 Jul Jan04 Jul Jan05 Jul Jan06 Jul Jan07 Jul Jan08 Jul Jan09 Jul 3.68
39 USD3M D=, Clos e (As k ), US3M T=RR Spr 05M ar US TED Spread USD3MD=, Close(Ask) [US3MT=RR Spr] Daily 26Apr06-19Aug08 Spr May06 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan07 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug
40 EDc6(H), Last Trade, O/H/L/C Bar 08Mar FEIc6, Last Trade, O/H/L/C Bar 08Mar Eurodollar/Euribor futures EDc6(H), Last T rade [O/H/L/C Bar] FEIc6 Weekly 25Mar06-28Mar09 Pr M ay06 Jul Sep Nov Jan07 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan08 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan09 Mar 94.2
41 Yield US/German 2-year Treasury yields US2YT=RR, Yield_1 [Candle] DE2YT=RR Weekly 30Dec06-03Apr09 Yield US2YT=RR, Yield_1, Candle 08Mar DE2YT=RR, Yield_1, Candle 08Mar De c06 Jan07 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan08 Fe b Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar Apr
42 10-year Bund yield DE10YT=RR, Yield_1 [Candle], Yield_1 [Ichim oku 9, 26, 52, 26] W eekly 27Dec06-07Sep09 Yield DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Candle 08Mar DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Tenkan Sen 9 08Mar DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Kijun Sen 26 08Mar DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Senkou Span(a) 52 30Aug DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Senkou Span(b) 52 30Aug DE10YT=RR, Yield_1, Chikou Span 26 14Sep Jan07 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan08 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan09 Mar May Jul Sep
43 GBIL2H16=, Close(Yield_1), Line 05Mar GB 2016 Index Linked GBIL2H16=, Close(Yield_1) [Line] Daily 10Dec97-24Apr09 Yie ld Jan98 Jul Jan99 Jul Jan00 Jul Jan01 Jul Jan02 Jul Jan03 Jul Jan04 Jul Jan05 Jul Jan06 Jul Jan07 Jul Jan08 Jul Jan09
44 US10YT=RR, Close(Yield_1), US2YT=RR Spr 05Mar US Treasury 10-2 year yields US10YT=RR, Close(Yield_1) [US2YT=RR Spr] Daily 15Dec99-11May09 Spr USD Jan00 Jul Jan01 Jul Jan02 Jul Jan03 Jul Jan04 Jul Jan05 Jul Jan06 Jul Jan07 Jul Jan08 Jul Jan09
45 /JAU c1, Las t Trade, C andle 31Mar Gold /JAUc1, Last Trade [Candle] Monthly 23Jun99-31May09 Pr JPY Grm Jul99 Jan00 Jul Jan01 Jul Jan02 Jul Jan03 Jul Jan04 Jul Jan05 Jul Jan06 Jul Jan07 Jul Jan08 Jul Jan09
46 Spot Gold XAU=, Bid [Candle], Bid [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] W eekly 30Dec06-04Sep09 Pr 1020 XAU =, Bid, C andle 08Mar XAU=, Bid, Tenkan Sen 9 08Mar XAU =, Bid, Kijun Sen 26 08Mar XAU=, Bid, Senkou Span(a) 52 30Aug XAU=, Bid, Senkou Span(b) 52 30Aug XAU=, Bid, Chikou Span 26 14Sep Jan07 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan08 Mar May Jul Sep Nov Jan09 Mar May Jul Sep
47 Gold/Silver ratio XAG/XAU [Line] Daily 11Jul92-01May09 XAG/XAU, Line 05Mar Pr USD Ozs Min = on 05/02/1998 Mean = /02/1992 M ax= on 07/10/1992 SD =11 05/03/
48 LME 3-month Copper /MCU3, Last Trade [Candle], Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 07Oct08-10Apr09 /MCU3, Last Trade, Candle 05Mar /MCU3, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 05Mar /MCU3, Last Trade, Kijun Sen 26 05Mar /MCU3, Last Trade, Senkou Span(a) 52 09Apr /MCU3, Last Trade, Senkou Span(b) 52 09Apr /MCU3, Last Trade, Chikou Span 26 29Jan Pr USD T Oct08 22Oct 05Nov 19Nov 03Dec 17Dec 31Dec 14Jan 28Jan 11Feb 25Feb 11M ar 25M ar 08Apr
49 LHc1, Last Trade, Candle 31Mar CME Lean Hog futures LHc1, Last Trade [Candle] Monthly 25May96-05Aug09 Pr M in = on 30/11/1998 M ean = /09/1992 M ax= on 30/06/1997 SD =12 31/03/ Jul96 Jan97 Jul Jan98 Jul Jan99 Jul Jan00 Jul Jan01 Jul Jan02 Jul Jan03 Jul Jan04 Jul Jan05 Jul Jan06 Jul Jan07 Jul Jan08 Jul Jan09 Jul
50 Nymex Crude Oil /CLJ9, Last Trade [Candle], Last Trade [Ichimoku 9, 26, 52, 26] Daily 02Oct08-13Apr09 /CLJ9, Last Trade, Candle 06Mar /CLJ9, Last Trade, Tenkan Sen 9 06Mar /CLJ9, Last Trade, Kijun Sen 26 06Mar /CLJ9, Last Trade, Senkou Span(a) 52 10Apr /CLJ9, Last Trade, Senkou Span(b) 52 10Apr /CLJ9, Last Trade, Chikou Span 26 30Jan Pr Oct08 27Oct 10Nov 24Nov 08Dec 22Dec 05Jan 19Jan 02Feb 16Feb 02M ar 16M ar 30M ar 13Apr
51 GOLD/OIL, Line 06Mar Barrels Oil/Ounce Gold GOLD/OIL [Line] Daily 07Apr08-13Mar09 Pr M ay08 Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov De c Jan09 Fe b Mar
GAMINGRE 8/1/ of 7
FYE 09/30/92 JULY 92 0.00 254,550.00 0.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 254,550.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 254,550.00 AUG 10,616,710.31 5,299.95 845,656.83 84,565.68 61,084.86 23,480.82 339,734.73 135,893.89 67,946.95
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