That’s what the market is doing with bulls and bears. The
bottom is in sight but it is going to be a messy short term bottom. I would not
be surprised at all to see the markets up one day down the next for the whole
of next week.
So far the important support level has held but it is still
too early to do bottom fishing. As I had mentioned in my email, till cash SPX
closes above 1420 in a convincing manner, there is no reason to go long for
even one day. Even after that, if you want to go long, I would recommend that
you weigh all the benefits against risks.
Most likely we will see a retest of the earlier high and may even have a
higher high but just. I would think that the risk is more to the downside, both
fundamentally and otherwise. We have been
here before.
(H/T: Lance Roberts)
I do not normally believe in analogs. Analogs are fun while
it works but we cannot make investment decisions based on analogs. But there
are other factors like money flow through the banking system, the coming fiscal
cliff and even cycles indicate that there are dangers ahead.
One of the respected chart analysts, Peter L Brandt has this
chart to show:
The caveat is that this theory is invalid if SPX closes
above 1480.
By Mid-November, I expect SPX to push above 1470 but whether
it will stay above is the million dollar question.
We will take it one day at a time but now is not the time to
be cute or smart. The topping process is on and even if the mid-November top
comes by end November, it does not change anything.
Are you using Tom DeMark trend exhaustion tools in your cycles analysis? See this video, his call seems to match your predictions... http://m.youtube.com/#/watch?v=djCEr3rFVtI&desktop_uri=%2Fwatch%3Fv%3DdjCEr3rFVtI
ReplyDeleteNo but I wish I could. It is too expensive for me. I have other home made algos and models which I am working on for last so many years.
DeleteI see lots of +ve divergence
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