Since the S&P 500 (SPX) decline bottom made on 01/24/22 the moves up have been choppy, and the moves down have been choppy. An Elliott wave – Horizontal Triangle could be forming. This structure was examined the 01/14/22 blog “Important Cycle Point – 01-14-22” and in the 01/19/22 blog “Horizontal Triangle Update – 01-19-22.” HorizontalContinue reading ” Choppy Rallies and Choppy Declines”
Category Archives: Time
Examination of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Top in January 1973
On 01/04/22 the S&P 500 (SPX) and the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) made new all-time highs. This move invalidated a long-term Fibonacci time cycle that targeted an important DJI turn sometime in the year 2021. This time cycle was first illustrated in the 08/22/20 blog “Forecast- Bull Market Termination Date – 2021”. This timeContinue reading “Examination of the Dow Jones Industrial Average Top in January 1973”
Market Turns Near the Turn of a New Year
Occasionally markets could have a turn near a new year. The most logical reason for this phenomenon is to defer taxes on profits into the next year. Another factor could be if a market is approaching a support/resistance level just before or after a new year. Some examples of turns at the cusp of aContinue reading ” Market Turns Near the Turn of a New Year”
US Stocks Could Top in Late December 2021
Todays 12/15/21 FOMC announcement could provide fuel for a rally and possible top in late December 2021. The S&P 500 (SPX) – 60 – minute chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates some short- term bullish clues. Late in the 12/15/21 SPX trading session prices pushed above a declining trendline connecting the tops made on 11/22/21Continue reading “US Stocks Could Top in Late December 2021”
Slow Move Down – Fast Move Up
Common characteristics of corrective patterns is choppiness and slowness. The recent S&P 500 (SPX) 11/22/21 to 12/03/21 decline took approximately 58 – trading hours. The move up from the 12/03/21 bottom has retraced almost 80% of the decline in approximately 8 – hours. The daily SPX chart courtesy of Trading View illustrates the recentContinue reading “Slow Move Down – Fast Move Up”
Bearish November Omen
Today 11/30/21 the S&P 500 (SPX) ended the month of November 2021 down 0 .94%. November is seasonally the most bullish month for US stocks – meaning it closes November higher than the open. From 2002 to 2020 the SPX November record is up fourteen times and down five times, a ratio of 5/19 orContinue reading “Bearish November Omen”
Examination of US Stock Market November Seasonal Patterns
This blog is the first in a series examining the November seasonal patterns of the US stock market. November is the most bullish month for US stocks, it has the greatest percentage of closing the month higher than the open than any other month. The action of the S&P 500 (SPX) in November 2020 isContinue reading ” Examination of US Stock Market November Seasonal Patterns”
Possible US Stock Market Top – December 2021
The 08/22/20 blog “Forecast – Bull Market Termination Date – 2021” illustrated a fascinating web of Fibonacci time relationships connecting major Dow Jones Industrial Average tops/bottoms going back eighty-nine years. These time relationships pointed to a potential turn in 2021. This type of time forecasts does not predict a top or a bottom, only aContinue reading “Possible US Stock Market Top – December 2021”
Comparing the S&P 500 – 1994 to 1996 with 2020 to 2021
The current S&P 500 (SPX) bull phase that began in March 2020 has been relentless with only tiny pull backs and only one 10% correction. The last time a similar phenomenon occurred was the SPX bull market from late 1994 to mid – 1996. The daily SPX chart 1994 to 1996 courtesy of TradingContinue reading “Comparing the S&P 500 – 1994 to 1996 with 2020 to 2021”
Market Nexus Points – Part Two
Robert Prechter’s book “Beautiful Pictures” illustrated Fibonacci time/price relationships within the Dow Jones Industrial Average bull move from July 1932 to January 2000. Prechter also examined Fibonacci time/price relationships from 1974 to 2000 that tied in with targets derived from the larger price structure. The previous blog “Market Nexus Points” illustrated Fibonacci time/price relationshipsContinue reading “Market Nexus Points – Part Two”