Cycles & Data
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Time Series Data @ Bonnie's Links
- Historical Data (free)
- Historical Data (purchased)
- Historical Data (wheat)
- Market Data (free)
- Market Data (purchased)
- Market Indices
- The Delta Phenomenon by Welles Wilder
- Shareware calendar which can show the 4-day Delta cycle
- Source for the software: CalCom
- CalCom (01/06)
- Click "Products"
- Two useful products exist
- AllDay -- a general calendar program
- Shift Plan -- program we will convert to a Delta calendar
- Installing the Shift Plan software
- Download Splan.zip
- Unzip the file
- Perform an normal install
- Program will be named "Schichtplan" and be found in the Program Menu
- Converting the program to a Delta calendar
- Delete the unwanted German holidays
- Open Extras --> Events
- You will see a list of German holidays
- Click the first holiday to highlight it
- Hit CTRL+D, and you will see the holiday disappear from the list
- Keep hitting CTRL+D until all the holidays have been removed
- Change the German names to Delta
- Open Extras --> Options
- Click "Tagschicht" (Day Shift) to highlight it
- Right click it, and select Edit
- Change the name to "Delta" and the Code to "X"
- Click "Nachtschicht" (Night Shift) to highlight it
- Right click it, and select Edit
- Change the Code to NOTHING (empty)
- Set the 4-day cycle for Delta
- Open Extras --> Options if you are not already there
- Set the "Shift count" to 4, if necessary
- Set the language to English, if necessary
- Set the correct color code for Delta
- The date for Shift 1 should be Jan 1, 1997
- According to Delta, that day should be "Red"
- Left click the yellow box next to Shift 1, and relect RED; then OK
- Shift 2 has a color of blue -- no change is required
- Shift 3 has a color of orange -- no change OR change it to yellow
- Shift 4 has a color of green -- no change is required
- Save your changes, and the calendar has been set up correctly
- Instructions for changing the starting dates for various shifts
- Since the instructions are in German, I included these notes for completeness
- Double left-click on the date you wish to change
- A little window opens which shows a calendar
- Change the date as desired
- Then click "OK" to close the window
- Turning on the full capabilities of the program
- At this point your UNREGISTERED copy of the program will work correctly through the
end of the previous year
- You need to register the software in order to get the table for the current year and
beyond
- Running the program
- You can change the year by clicking the up/down arrows to the right of the date. You can
also type in the date manually.
- You can change which half of the year is shown by clicking either "1" or "2" which are
found to the right of the year.
- If you print out both halves of the year in landscape version, you have a nice yearly
chart.
- The little notepad on the second line at the top of the program controls the Shift
Pattern. I suggest that you leave that alone. I don't know EXACTLY how to use that table.
- The little calculator on the second line is disabled in both the demo and the
registered version.
- Unfortunately, the only instructions in the ZIP file are in German.
- Additional comments
- I installed AllDay which shows up in the Program Menu as AllDay --> AllDay.
- I added a shortcut to Schichtplan under the AllDay directory in Windows -->
Start Menu --> Program Files.
- I named this shortcut Delta Calendar. This groups both calendars under the same
directory in the Start --> Program Menu.
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Zep Soft (Desktop Wallpaper Calendar) (01/06)
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9/56 Year Cycle: Financial Crises (02/06)
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Autumn Panics, A Calendar Phenomenon (02/06)
- Black Monday (02/06)
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Business Cycles & the Number 56 (02/06)
- Calendar Topics (02/06)
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Crashing Hopes: The Great Depression (02/06)
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Crash or Panic (02/06)
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Dow Industrials: 1939-1942 Bear Market (02/06)
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Downward Spiral (August 15, 1997) (02/06)
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EconCalendar for January (02/06)
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Great Recessions of the 20th Century (02/06)
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Japanese Panic in January 2006 (02/06)
- LowRisk.com -- Panic of 1987 (02/06)
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Market Crises (02/06)
- Moon-Sun Finance (02/06)
- Panic @ iTulip.com (02/06)
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Panic of 1819 (07/08)
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Panic of 1837 (May 10, 1837) (07/08)
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Panic of 1857 ("Bread or Death") (02/06)
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Panic of 1869 (September 24, 1869) (07/08)
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Panic of 1873 (May 9, 1873) (02/06)
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Panic of 1873 @ usgennet.org (02/06)
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Panic of 1893 (02/06)
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Panic of 1907 (October 22, 1907) (02/06)
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Panic of 1907 @ u-s-history.com (02/06)
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Panic of 1907 @ usgennet.org (02/06)
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Panic of 1973 (Oil Crisis which began on Octoberr 17, 1973) (02/06)
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Panic of 1979 (Second Oil Crisis) (02/06)
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Panic of 1997 (Asian financial crisis which began in July 1997) (02/06)
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Panic of 1997 (Mini-crash on October 27, 1997) (02/06)
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Panic of 2002 (02/06)
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"Panic on Wall Street" by Robert Sobel (02/06)
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Panics, Depressions and Economic Crisis Prior to 1930 (02/06)
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Return of the 58 Year Panic Cycle (02/06)
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Stock Market Crashes (02/06)
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Stock Market Crash! Net (02/06)
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The Morning After (October 27, 1987) (02/06)
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Timeline: A selected Wall Street Chronology (02/06)
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Wall Street's Biggest Losers (07/08)
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What are Crashes and Bubbles? (04/08)
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Worst Stock Market Crashes (07/08)
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Federal Reserve Board Impedes The Wanta Plan (07/08)
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History of the S&P 500 (07/08)
- Benner's Prophecies of Future Ups and Downs in Price, Third Edition
- Century of Prices, A
- Author: Theodore E. Burton and G. C. Selden
- Publisher: Fraser Publishing reprint (originally published in 1919)
- Source: Fraser Publishing (01/06)
- Climate, The Key to Understanding Business Cycles
- Author: Michael Zahorchak
- Publisher: Tide Press, Linden, New Jersey
- Forecasting the New York Stock Exchange
- Harmonics in Astrology
- Riding the Business Cycle
- Author: William Houston
- Publisher: Little Brown and Company, London (1995)
- Source: Fraser Publishing (01/06)
- Weather Cycles, Real or Imaginary
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