I can’t say I was a grade A student but when it comes to developing and visioning I did have an edge for thinking out of the box and for one project one of my lecturers at university once said, “You know what I like about you, you anticipate.” Story of my life… And in primary school back in London, one of my teachers used something similar… “You know what I like about you, you never say no and give it a best try.”
With such natural traits coming up with something completely different in financial markets wasn’t a surprise for me, but a major disbelief to all those who heard about it.
Time the price. See things before they happen. Know what will happen before it happens…
In the fast-paced world of trading, headlines move markets—or so we’re told. Traders stay glued to financial news, trying to make sense of every rate hike, earnings report, or geopolitical development. But what if I told you that you don’t need any of it? That you can confidently ignore the news and still trade with precision?
This isn’t a theory. This is how professional cycle time-based price correlation trading works every single day.
News Is Reactive. Time and Price Are Predictive.
The problem with news is that it’s reactionary. By the time a headline hits the screen, the market has often already priced it in. Smart money moved hours—or even days—earlier, and even if they react to the news on the dot the next moment is always a mystery. Retail traders get caught reacting to events that no longer matter because the market has already shifted.
Time and price, on the other hand, are pre-determined. They are rooted in mathematical cycles and structural timing. Markets move in repeating rhythms, and when you understand these rhythms, you know when to expect volatility and where price is likely to respond—even before the event occurs.
The Myth of Market Randomness
Traders often believe markets are chaotic and driven by unpredictable news. But that’s a surface-level view. Underneath the noise, markets follow time-based patterns—cycles that repeat across days, weeks, and even minutes.
With accurate timing models, you can forecast swing days, swing hours, and key price levels well in advance. These turning points aren’t guesses; they’re calculated using natural time structures that are independent of headlines.
Trading Without the Noise
When you trade with time and price, you stop chasing news and start anticipating structure. You don’t need to wonder what the FED or politicians will say or how earnings will land. You already know if the market is likely to turn at 10:30 AM or at 3,000 on the index because your model told you so.
This doesn’t mean news is irrelevant—it just means it’s irrelevant to your edge. News may trigger the market to move, but time and price tell you where and when that move will likely occur.
Precision Over Panic
News-based trading is emotional. Time-and-price-based trading is mechanical. One creates anxiety, the other creates consistency.
With time and price, your decisions are already mapped out. No guesswork. No emotional reactions. Just a pre-planned execution based on cycles that have held for decades.
In Summary
You don’t need the news when you trade with time and price. The future is already encoded in the rhythm of the market. All you need is the method to read it.
Stop reacting. Start anticipating.