All times are GMT (US opens at 14:30 and closes at 21:15)
00-01 hhs <= hard focus
01-02 ss
02-03 h
03-04 hsh <= hard focus
04-05 s
05-06 g
06-07 h
07-08 s
08-09 s
09-10 hshh <= hard focus
10-11 hh <= hard focus
11-12 hhhs <= hard focus
12-13 hs
13-14 s
14-15 hhs <= hard focus
15-16 hs
16-17 hs
17-18 g
18-19 ss <= soft focus
19-20 g
20-21 sh
21-22 sh
22-23 hs
23-24 h
So remember, that when we have at least a couple of the same aspects in sequence then we have the correct conditions for a correlation. It is rare to get more than four hard or four soft aspects per hour. There usually is of the other imbetween. But you need to know what kind of aspects they are and how powerful they are.
This report is a gross simplification of an aspectarian. I teach people how to read an aspectarian after seeing this simplification. To subscribe please go to the main site or email me on aliwhoATgmailDOTcom, with "question for ali" in the subject line.
Look at the effect of the hard aspects around 10-11 GMT, that 6a-7a on the chart above . You would think with such a fall in the markets yesterday people would be in there snapping up bargains. Well there just were not enough soft aspects to make people too excited, even tough the markets did rise as we got away from hard aspects and went towards soft aspects at 18-19 GMT. Having said that the hard aspects were not that strong, and we had gaps that made for flat trading. Gaps usually set the stage for low volatility, which I should have mentioned.
