Sep 10, 2023

Weekly preview

Lower as expected, it should continue for anorher 1-2 weeks.
From the October.2022 low we have intermediate term low every two and a half months overall four times. I think this are 10w lows, the last one in mid-August. So I expect 10w high the second half of September and 10w low the end of October.


TRADING
Trading trigger - sell signal.
Analysis - the indices turned lower to complete the 4y cycle. Intermediate term - higher into the second half of September.
P.S. - for a trade both analysis and trigger should point in the same direction.


TECHNICAL PICTURE and ELLIOTT WAVES
Short term - I expect zig-zag lower now in b/B.


Intermediate term - some kind of w-x-y/B or a-b-c/B, at the end only the labels are different. Now turned lower and most likely the C-wave is running.
Alternate this current move up is impulse to complete 5/c/B.


Long term - most likely huge double zig-zag from the 2009 low. If we are lucky this is lower degree b-wave(green) and there is one more high. If not multi year decline has started.


MARKET BREADTH INDICATORS
Market Breadth Indicators - turned lower, but I think it is short term.
McClellan Oscillator - below zero.
McClellan Summation Index - sell signal.
Weekly Stochastic of the Summation Index - sell signal.
Bullish Percentage - turned lower.
Percent of Stocks above MA50 - turned lower.
Advance-Decline Issues - turned lower.
Fear Indicator VIX - up and down... long bottoming process.


HURST CYCLES
Short term cycles - I think we should see 20d high followed by 5w low.


Week 9/3 for the 20w cycle. Visually I expect 18m cycle consisting of three longer 20w cycles(week 3 of the third). On the chart above I will stick to the theory and count four 20w cycles(week 9).
The highs do not have average length too. I think we have 4y cycle high consisting of 2 cycles instead of 3x18m cycles like the previous one 2018-2022 with a high in the middle.

20 comments:

  1. Krasi, what's the anomaly in SentientTrader recent analysis? He says this can be a 40w low.

    https://youtu.be/yQaLdlhhhrA

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    1. Not really an anomaly if you look at my last chart you will see 2x20w cycles too.
      The difference is my experience says SPX has shorter cycles and SentientTrader sticks to the theory.
      So the outcome will be different he expects 4y low in the summer of 2024 and I think it will be a few months earlier.

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  2. Thanks, makes sense. The major difference in the two analysis is that the indices can rise a lot from here based on SentientTrader analysis

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    1. Which may drastically influence how low it goes for 4 year low, right?

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    2. SentientTrader has no clue about patterns the result is wrong analysis - the same occurred in 2019.
      This assumption for 4y cycle low are rubbish.
      Strong b-wave is mistaken for something bullish... until you make a pattern analysis or look at other indices like RUT/XVG - the pattern 2019 and now gets pretty clear.

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  3. hi krasi, does a 20 week low late october/early november and a final 40 week low late february/early march match your overall cycles? Thank you for your work

    JP

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    1. late february/early march 2024 obviously for the 40 week low.. thanks

      JP

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    2. I am following two scenarios:
      - in both cases the end of October should be a low.
      - the final low differs - scenario 1 in January.2024, scenario 2 late February/early March 2024

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    3. thank you for the confirmation.

      JP

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  4. So you haven't enough time to go down

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  5. Read carefully before commenting.

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  6. Mind sharing an updated version of your short term view? Thx

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    1. Nothing new the b-wave for 20d high - https://invst.ly/11dxdk

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    2. Better reverse around current levels for that scenario, otherwise it's likely to run liquidity above Sep 1 highs

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  7. "WTF?" by bulls heard around the world

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