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I have a set of 9802 trading days in which a certain degree turn took
place 89 times. Counting the day of the turn and the day before that is
178 days or 1.816%.
I have a cycle that was present 752 times within the greater set and
landed on this degree of turn 17 times (landing on or the day before the
turn is a hit) or 2.261%
There is a 24.504% increase between all days and the cycle.
There is a 42.11% increase between NON CYCLE days and the cycle.
The cycle day or the day after are 15.344% of the total days. 15.344%
of the turns is 13.655.
Are these results significant? Can I say that there is a statistically
significant greater chance of having this degree turn on the cycle day
than random. If the same increases held for other degrees of turns,
could I conclude that this cycle marks turns better than random?
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