by SITM | Apr 17, 2026 | Gus Hingeley, No_index, Platinum
The Angle Indicator To revisit the discussion from my last article The Volume Indicator, I explore how volume was used in combination with Price Forecasting to help determine the strength of the March low on the SPI200. To recap some Price Forecasting, 100% of the...
by SITM | Apr 10, 2026 | General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley, No_index
The Volume Indicator For quite some time I used to hand chart volume on my daily bar chart. As a result of trying to simplify hand charting to a manageable level, I found It was one thing I was happy to read off the software. Still, the benefit of hand charting is...
by SITM | Mar 20, 2026 | Gus Hingeley, No_index, Platinum
Will the Stars Align? This time last month I was driving across the Nullarbor, writing an article not far from the small town of Penong in South Australia. The most I paid was $2.20 per litre for diesel. Now, with prices pushing $3.07 in my area, I’m pretty glad I...
by SITM | Mar 13, 2026 | General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley, No_index
Remove the Noise It’s been an interesting couple of weeks, to say the least. At the time of writing, local diesel prices are around $2.70 per litre, and I’ve heard reports from rural regions of prices reaching $4.00 – $5.00 per litre. Crazy to think. Not only...
by SITM | Feb 27, 2026 | Gus Hingeley, No_index, Platinum
Feeling Abundant It’s taken a long time in my trading journey to reach a point where I can let things go. Letting go of setups that don’t quite fit my trading plan – they can be for someone else.Letting go of needing to know what the markets are doing at all...
by SITM | Feb 13, 2026 | General Newsletter, Gus Hingeley, No_index
Stalk the Opportunity Personally, I never get sick of seeing the basics work on a market. That being, repeating ranges, 50% retracements and signal bars. There is always an opportunity not far away. Corn has been a market I’ve been watching since late last year,...
