Most indicators give a signal once a new trend is well under way, increasing your risk and reducing your trading confidence. The Precision Turn indicator will give you the dates of the most likely turning points in the markets well in advance, allowing you to focus your expertise on detecting whether a market is at a top or a bottom. Turns almost always occur at geometrically sensitive prices, e.g., at trend lines or channel edges and prior highs and lows. The three bars preceding the turn are often consistent. Turns may also occur when there is a high compression before a price breakout.
Turns mark a change in price behavior or direction.
In other words, these timing points mark local price highs, lows, points where price goes flat after rising or falling, or breaking points. If you plan to only use the turns for trading, we recommend that you stand aside unless it's obvious, such as at a new contract high or low. Do not expect the turns to alternate. We don't get all of the market turns. The best strategy is to use the turning points for half of your trade, either to pick a better entry point, or to mark a point to take profits.