Furthermore, the act of performing the numerological reduction forced a trader to pause and reflect instead of panic-trading. This built-in delay (the "horary pause") likely saved more money than the numerology itself.
By analyzing the Market Number, Cotton Cycle Number, and Supply and Demand Numbers, we gain the following insights: Horary Numerology As Applied To Cotton Market Book
In this system, the numbers 1 through 9 are not just quantities; they are symbols of planetary forces. Cotton Cycle Number
If the Horary Number is friendly to the Question Number, the market will rise. and Supply and Demand Numbers
:Much like the Gann "Cycle of 360°" , Rasajo emphasizes that market history repeats itself in predictable numerical intervals. By identifying these "anniversary dates," traders can pinpoint high and low prices before they occur.