Recent US Dollar and Gold Daily Cycles

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I thought some may find it interesting to visually see the previous four daily cycles of both the US Dollar and Gold, and so I made this chart.  You will notice that the daily cycles of the US Dollar and Gold are usually both between 20 - 28 days and that they closely, but not perfectly, align with each other.
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I have placed a little green star above each day that represented the top of a daily cycle. Normally, this top will either be left or right of center.  For example, a daily cycle that measures 24 days would be considered left translated if it topped on day 7 and right translated if it topped on day 16.
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Bearish weekly cycles are made up of several of these smaller daily cycles which, themselves,  top to the left of center.  
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Bullish weekly cycles are made up of several of these smaller daily cycles which, themselves,  top to the right of center.  
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As one would guess, a bearish weekly cycle tops left of the center point of its cycle.  And, a bullish weekly cycle will top right of the center point of its cycle.
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The new US Dollar weekly cycle, which will likely consist of 4 daily cycles and last approximately 20 weeks, topped in a mere 12 days.  This is EXTREMELY left translated and EXTREMELY bearish.  Notice how each US Dollar daily cycle has also been extremely left translated.
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The first two daily cycles of gold's new weekly cycle have been EXTREMELY right translated and that is EXTREMELY bullish.  Incidentally, the Gold weekly cycle, like the US Dollar, is also about 20 weeks long.
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We have now begun the third daily cycle for both the US Dollar and Gold within the new current weekly cycle identified on the chart.
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The US Dollar has already topped out in 3 days - which is extremely left translated and very bearish.  Meanwhile, Gold is just getting started with three up days in a row.
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My best guess is that the current daily cycle for Gold will not only be bullishly right translated, but it will likely be semi-parabolic in contrast to the US Dollar which has already peaked and will be falling for most of the rest of this daily cycle.
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