Cycle-Driven Analysis
Trade the Cycle.
Not the Noise.
Quantitative trading analysis built on the cycle methodologies of Camel Finance and Bob Loukas. Contrarian conviction. Disciplined execution. Ride the cycle until it breaks.
Cycle Theory
Markets move in predictable, recurring cycles — from the 4-year macro cycle down to the 60-day and daily rhythms. Identifying where you are in the cycle is everything.
Contrarian Conviction
The best trades feel uncomfortable. Push positions until the cycle says otherwise. Be willing to be wrong — as long as the process makes money over time.
Risk-First Mindset
Protect capital above all else. Every entry has a defined invalidation. Manage downside before chasing upside. The cycle gives you the edge — discipline keeps it.
Built on the Shoulders of Cycle Masters
Camel Finance
Cycle Trading & Live TA
Creator of the CF Cycle Trading Indicator on TradingView. Known for calling tops when everyone is bullish and buying cycle lows when fear is at its peak. The contrarian's contrarian.
- ▸Daily cycle analysis with automated cycle low detection
- ▸Combines DSS Bressert, 10-SMA, and trendline breaks
- ▸Works across crypto, equities, bonds, commodities
- ▸Contrarian stance with live trade execution
Bob Loukas
30+ Year Cycle Veteran
Pioneer of the Bitcoin 4-Year Cycle and 60-Day Cycle frameworks. With 146K+ YouTube subscribers, Bob brought Walter Bressert's cycle discipline to the crypto era. Patient, disciplined, and relentlessly data-driven.
- ▸4-Year Cycle macro framework for Bitcoin
- ▸60-Day Cycle with left/right translation analysis
- ▸10-DMA breakout as cycle confirmation signal
- ▸Risk management first — protect capital always
“It's OK to be wrong — as long as the process makes money. Push trades until the cycle becomes unreasonable.”
— The Cycora Philosophy
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