Occurs after a long decline. Prices move sideways with low volatility as "smart money" builds positions.
Shannon argues that every market moves through four distinct phases. Recognizing which stage a stock is in helps a trader decide whether to be aggressive, defensive, or sidelined. Occurs after a long decline
The core of Shannon's methodology relies on two main pillars: the and the Top-Down Analysis across various time horizons. 1. The Four Stages of the Market Cycle Recognizing which stage a stock is in helps
A sustained downtrend with lower highs and lower lows. Short positions are prioritized here. 2. The Multi-Timeframe Strategy The Four Stages of the Market Cycle A
Shannon's signature approach is looking at multiple "magnification levels" of the same asset to ensure you aren't fighting a larger trend. He typically monitors five timeframes simultaneously: .
The most profitable phase characterized by higher highs and higher lows. This is where long positions are favored.