TimingEdge review
Web-based cycle and planetary charting with pivot detection, scanning, and exports.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026
TimingEdge is a web-based market-analysis platform built around W.D. Gann methods and planetary cycles. It is aimed at traders and analysts who want cycle projections, pivot analysis, and financial astrology tools in a charting workflow. Users can load market instruments, detect and edit price pivots, examine planetary positions, and track cycle-based forecasts in a calendar. The vendor describes the platform as intended for educational and research purposes, not as financial advice.
Its strongest fit is for cycle-focused analysis rather than general-purpose trading workflows. Charting supports automatic and manual pivot detection, projection overlays up to 60 days ahead, and saved charting sessions. COR analysis covers four sequential cycle segments, while planetary calculations are heliocentric and geocentric. AutoHunter scans planets, cycle multipliers, and TF angles for patterns. Elliott Wave, Gann Fan, and planetary lines add methods for users working within those approaches; Excel and CSV exports support taking chart information into other tools.
According to the published plans, Charting costs £350 per year and includes the charting platform, tools, drawing tools, indicators, and exports. Elite costs £1,200 per year and adds 151 entities and 114 combinations, COR Report, AutoHunter, unlimited saved workspaces, and intraday Moon analysis and forecast. The Course is a £3,500 one-time purchase that includes one year of Elite access, a one-to-one onboarding session, the full curriculum, and priority support. Email is the stated support channel. TimingEdge may suit solo or small-team analysts committed to these methods; traders who need clearly specified exchange coverage or broader market-analysis functionality should compare alternatives.
Questions about TimingEdge
Does TimingEdge have a free plan? No free plan is listed; paid plans start at £350/yr (Charting).
How much does TimingEdge cost? TimingEdge lists 3 paid plans; the lowest is Charting at £350/yr.
What does TimingEdge run on? Web. It runs in the cloud.
Who is TimingEdge built for? Solo users and small businesses (our editorial estimate).
TimingEdge pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Projects market cycles up to 60 days ahead and detects price pivots.
- Combines COR analysis, planetary calculations, and AutoHunter scans.
- Charting includes Elliott Wave and Gann Fan tools, with Excel and CSV exports.
- Where it doesn't
- Annual plans start at £350, and there is no free plan.
- The supported exchanges and asset classes are not specified.
- The vendor says the platform is for education and research, not financial advice.
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