Do Your Homework on Every Spike Cycle

When a spike is underway, the worst thing you can do is trade it blind. The best thing you can do is study how previous spikes played out. How many pullbacks happened before the top was in? How deep were those pullbacks? How long did the whole cycle last before the price made a new all-time low?

This is homework. And the Spike Analyzer is the tool that makes it possible.

Study Every Past Cycle

The Spike Analyzer's Cycle Analysis mode lets you step through every historical spike cycle one by one, each displayed on its own interactive candlestick chart. Each cycle is broken down into pullback thresholds: how many 10% pullbacks occurred? How many 20% pullbacks? 30%? 50%? For each one, you see the peak price, the trough, the percentage drop, and how many days it took to recover.

A spike that had three 20% pullbacks before rolling over tells you something very different than one that topped on the first pullback. By studying every past cycle, you start to recognize the rhythm of how these products actually move.

Two Modes, One Goal

Spike Analysis gives you the aggregate view. Enter a spike percentage and see how it resolved across every ticker: how many times it happened, how long it took to fade, and what the forward returns looked like. This is the birds-eye view of spike behavior.

Cycle Analysis is where the real homework happens. This is the ground-level view: individual cycles on interactive candlestick charts with every pullback mapped and tracked. Click through each cycle and study the structure. The pullback boxes show you exactly where each drop started, how deep it went, and how long it took to recover.

Use Spike Analysis to understand the probabilities. Use Cycle Analysis to understand the texture. Together, they give you the preparation you need before the next spike happens.