Gilmore integrates cyclical theory, emphasizing that markets oscillate between periods of expansion and contraction. He provides methods to:
Some key concepts in Gilmore's work include:
Gilmore posits that markets are not random. Instead, they exhibit "overbalancing" of price and time. By measuring previous swings and projecting them forward, traders can identify high-probability reversal zones where the market is likely to seek equilibrium. 2. Fibonacci and Geometric Ratios