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The pretiming analysis system relies on the most recent 120-day data for daily stock prices and the most recent 120-week data for weekly stock prices. Daily stock prices reflect short-term fluctuations, so when there are rapid changes in stock prices, the system can quickly reflect and predict them. On the other hand, When predicting weekly stock prices, short-term variables such as daily fluctuations within the typical weekly price range are not usually considered in the prediction model. As a result, the predicted weekly trend may differ from the expected daily fluctuations. However, if a large upward or downward movement occurs outside the typical weekly price range, it may immediately affect the prediction model and alter the predicted trend for the weekly time frame. This is an important factor to consider when making weekly stock price predictions.


A Guide that explains how to view pretiming analysis information


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As you know, the Buy-Sell strength has moving that depend on the stock market news or fundamental value of the company in the future. they are an expression of the investor's final decision. 

'Stock price Forecast' is analyzed based on the pretiming A.I algorithm about the Buy-Sell strength flow of investors. and it might be changed as the trend of the Buy-Sell strength flow suddenly changes or increased volatility.

In case of that also the trend direction might be changed and usually it comes out when there are important news of the company's internal or external factors, or something big news of the stock market.





The strengths of stock price flow described on pretiming chart as below:

* 'Upward trend' and 'Adjustment trend' in the rising section *


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(Example -2)


* 'Downward trend' and 'Rebounding trend' in the falling section *


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(Example -2)


(Example -3)