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Bradley Stock Market Prediction Model now in Windows In 1948, Mr. Donald A. Bradley wrote a research booklet, "Stock Market Prediction -- The Planetary Barometer and How to Use It," on mass psychology and its impact on the U.S. stock market. The booklet is long since out of print and the publisher has indicated no future plan to republish his work. At the heart of Bradley's work is the belief that elusive natural forces powerfully affect men's minds and emotions. These forces are the broad cycles which determine underlying trends in world economic and political affairs over years, decades, and beyond. Bradley concluded that the planetary aspects are the secret engine behind the cycles in mass psychology and he proved they are frequently revealed in the stock market. Bradley found that the sum of planetary relationships, involving 190 planetary position combinations, could be categorized into what he called the Long-Term and Middle-Term Indicators. Those found currently using Bradley's theory are few and they closely guard what they know and reveal on the subject, often charging rip-off prices for a Bradley plot. At the end of an almost endless trail, we finally obtained a copy of Bradley's research for which we paid dearly. After studying his work, a decision was made to implement the intensive computations of the Bradley Indicator as a Microsoft Windows application and make it available to others for a low and reasonable cost. It's hard to believe Bradley completed his research without the benefit of a computer, doing the thousands of calculations by hand. Now you can easily compute and graph the Bradley Indicators on your computer and view, print, or save the graphed results as a .BMP file with this software. The computed Long-Term and Middle-Term daily values (Monday through Friday) for the whole year are shown on-screen, or may be printed, to assist you in determining exact dates of indicator highs and lows (possible market turning points). The computed Long-Term and Middle-Term daily values may also be saved as Comma Separated Values (.CSV format) into a text file easily importable into Microsoft Excel, Metastock, and other market analytical software. Run this Bradley software and see when the Bradley Indicators "forecast" the mass psychology mood shifts that Mr. Bradley declared affect the stock market. The software runs in Microsoft Windows. The Bradley Stock Market Prediction Model program is available for only $25.00 (USD) and includes the current year's data free on the planet positions required to drive the calculations. Data for years 1993 through 2019 are available. Data for subsequent years will become available on a timely basis. Annual data other than for the current year, which accompanies the program, is only $10.00 (USD) for each year. Running the Model program is easy with clear on-screen instructions and by clicking your mouse. However, applying the Model program's output to the markets is based on the assumption the user adequately understands, and is completely comfortable with, Bradley's research and its underlying principles. Purchase of the program does NOT include Bradley's research 60-page booklet noted above. ORDERING INSTRUCTIONS: Send a U.S. money order (or if foreign then an International Money
Order in U.S.
dollars), U.S. cash, but NO checks, for your purchase to: 2) Or if you want
your Bradley Model installation CD shipped by U.S. Postal Service Express Mail
Next Day delivery to an available USA address, add $16.25 USD to your order
amount and clearly specify same in your order instructions. CURRENT VERSION: The current version of the software is V1.27. If you are a purchaser of our Bradley Model and do not have the latest version (shown on the software's second screen in the upper left corner) and desire the upgrade, the charge is $5.00 USD to make and ship prepaid a new CD of the current version via First-Class U.S. Mail. If you are purchasing additional Bradley data, the $5.00 charge is waived. Email us at mailto:AUNEGL@AOL.COM?subject=Bradley Model This Page Last Updated on December 13, 2007 |
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