How to Study Market Timing
Do not start with the course list. Start with the forecasting problem. Are you missing the long economic season, monthly pressure, reversal-window timing, the hierarchy of competing cycles, the world-cycle background, or current applied research?
The Rule
Do not choose by price, noise, or novelty. Choose by the missing layer. A student who cannot read the long economic season needs different work from a student who has the broad thesis but cannot time the window. A student who needs current applied research needs a different page again.
The 6 Layers of Cycle Forecasting
- Long Economic Season: Understanding the sixteen-to-eighteen-year rhythm that governs every shorter move (Financial Time Table).
- Monthly Mass Pressure: Studying monthly market sentiment and economic trends through lunar nodal cycles (McWhirter Method).
- Reversal Window Solar Degrees: Projecting past market turns forward and testing them against current conditions (Time by Solar Degrees).
- Cycle Hierarchy: Comparing repeating counts so a forecast is not built from a single date alone (Wheels Within Wheels).
- World-Event Cycle Background: Analyzing world events, policy, conflict, and weather through Sepharial's World Horoscope framework.
- Applied Research: Utilizing monthly forecast dossiers and market calendars directly in your trading without building every study from scratch (The Forecaster).
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First
Do I trust the premise enough to study it?
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Which part of the forecasting process is absent from my current work?
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Do I need education, applied research, or both?
Four Ways to Enter
Most serious students start with one of these needs.
Test the premise first.
Use the public library if your first question is whether forecasting can be studied honestly without becoming signals, hype, or financial advice.
Read the starting essay → FoundationFind the long cycle.
Start here when your analysis has charts and opinions but no long-range economic map. Shorter forecast windows make more sense once you know the larger cycle.
View Financial Time Table → Applied ResearchWatch the work applied.
Choose this when you want current monthly research built from the methods: the forecast before the month, the record after it, and the discipline of review.
View The Forecaster → The complete methodTake the whole framework.
Choose this when you want every method course, a year of The Forecaster, future course access, and the locked-in member rate — in one enrolment, at one price.
View The Market Forecaster →Method Studies
If you already know which layer is missing.
Each course addresses one specific gap. Choose the one that names the problem you actually have.
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I.
AUD $1,994
The McWhirter Method
Your missing layer is monthly pressure, financial tone, and the lunar business-cycle rhythm.
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II.
AUD $2,997
Time by Solar Degrees
Your missing layer is the reversal window: prior turns projected into future pressure dates.
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III.
AUD $2,997
Wheels Within Wheels
Your missing layer is hierarchy: knowing which cycle matters when several are speaking at once.
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IV.
AUD $997
World Horoscope
Your missing layer is the historical field around markets: nations, policy, conflict, and the 36-year world-cycle rhythm.
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V.
AUD $9,997
Building a Yearly Forecast
Your missing layer is the full annual construction: Gann’s look-back research, the seasonal build, and the testing of a year against live price. The master methodology.
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AUD $1,397/yr
The Forecaster
Your missing layer is current application: monthly dossiers, pivot calendars, and cycle commentary before the month unfolds.
Why This Path Works
Books show what the old forecasters wrote. The International Skool of Forecasting shows how the work is done.
The courses are video-first and over the shoulder. You watch the source ideas being read, interpreted, tested, organised, and applied against modern markets.
If you want to see Jonathan's public teaching style first, use the YouTube channel or public Facebook profile as supporting checks before you commit to a course.
What to Do Next
Choose the step that fits where you are.
There is no obligation to start with a course. The free library is how Jonathan demonstrates the quality of his thinking before you spend anything. The forecast record is where the results of six years of work are open to inspection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary rule for studying market timing?
Direct Answer: The primary rule is to test the premise first (using the free library), find the long cycle next (with the foundation course), watch the work applied in forecasts, and finally take the whole framework to build forecasts yourself.
- Step 1: Test the premise by reading the free library.
- Step 2: Find the long cycle by starting with the foundation course (Financial Time Table).
- Step 3: Watch the work applied via the monthly research dossiers (The Forecaster).
- Step 4: Take the whole framework by enrolling in the complete package (The Market Forecaster).
What are the four ways to enter the Skool of Forecasting?
Direct Answer: The four entry pathways are: 1. Test the premise first by reading the free library. 2. Find the long cycle by starting with the foundation course (Financial Time Table). 3. Watch the work applied via the monthly research dossiers (The Forecaster). 4. Take the whole framework by enrolling in the complete package (The Market Forecaster).
What specialist market cycle methods are taught?
Direct Answer: The specialist methods studied include: The McWhirter Method (lunar cycles), Time by Solar Degrees (past turns projection), Wheels Within Wheels (repeating counts comparison), World Horoscope (geopolitical and market climate), and Building a Yearly Forecast (Gann's annual forecast workflow).