What is the Bradley model?
In 1948, Donald A. Bradley wrote a pamphlet titled Stock Market Prediction. It describes the methodology for creating a Model of General Stock Market possibilities, in great detail, including a weighting for EVERY one of the classical Ptolemaic harmonic angles between any 2-planet pairs. Its strength and its weakness is that some years, it will precisely point up Highs, Lows and Turning dates for the Major Stock Market Indices, and other years will seem a random mishmash of useless squiggles. The Turning Dates are the most reliable portion of the Bradley, Direction, somewhat less so, and Amount of Move, least reliable. Sometimes a calculated High will, in reality, come about at a Low in stock prices and vice versa. In other words, it’s something we should keep our eyes on, but not something to Bet the Farm on, especially in a vacuum as in the absence of other technical confirmation from real-time data generated by the actual movements of prices in Wall Street.
