We’ve got a top like the 1987 top. Whether it’s the first one or the secondary one, I’m not too sure but we’ve got some astro igniters coming up one of which was seen just after the Covid crash high in 2020 and we’re in that cycle right now. It might be part of a 222 week cycle (1/3 of ###). I need to research that. I’ve known it as a monthly cycle. It’s a little off right now unless it’s going to be a high.
It’s also like the March 2000 top and the Feb 2020 high but the latter had poor breadth going into it. I’ll have more later if I stick around.
Now it appears more evident why they put the CPI release after the PPI. It would take a few days for me to get a sell signal so I think they’re will be bounces after a decline. These sells worked in late April and in 2011. It looks like any decline would stretch into June now.
Transports were down today and JNK has made a lower high from last week.
I’m changing up my forecast a little. I don’t think this will be the major decline. $nysi is too high and there isn’t enough time for it to unravel extensively. We should still get a decline down to the 200 day average and the weekly lower Bollinger Band. It might start off a little slow-mo but pick up into the second week. The first down day could be a big one though.
I revised things based on past historical epochs in this time period. It is 666 weeks from the 2011 mini meltdown which was a mid year affair. I also discovered that my birthday had a 666 connection to another historical event and we’re at 2x later as of late April. Which makes…..? Something that I have long considered an ideal date for….
Maybe this decline extends into early June when the Venus Sun inferior conjunction occurs. It is the same location of the great Venus eclipse of the sun 12 years earlier. The Fahrenheit 451 eclipse but the monthly cycle due soon says the bottom should be in earlier. The 41 week cycle (this week) is tied in to the Venus Sun conjunction cycle.
The 20 day ema is approaching the 50 sma day and other inicators are getting into the exhaustive territory that I was looking for.
28 trading days off the high marked the secondary high in previous historical epochs but I think the topping process can extend later into the week. They’ve been using Thursdays and Fridays for turns lately. Friday would be 15 trading days off the low to match the 15 trading days down into the low.
There is a catalyst for a hard drop on Tuesday next week. They are releasing the PPI on that day, strangely ahead of the CPI.
A break of the 50 day average would indicate the decline is on. I’m looking for the 20 day ema to reach a certain level on a derivative index/indicator to mark a possible high. This would tie into similar levels seen at the 2022 top. We are getting close but the data hasn’t come out yet today.
RSI is at 58 which marked the secondary top back in a certain little era. The upper Bollinger band is not too far away. It should provide some resistance. The market at best should stay flat the next two days except for the tech sector which could still fly.
This week is the 41 week cycle so it should be the high. There is some similarity to April 2000 here. The snapback rally has taken the SP500 to the white hollow bar that marked that secondary top which corresponds to the Fib .618 level.
Tomorrow is the new moon after the close. Wednesday is 28 trading days off the top. The astro is benign right now and into the middle of the month. NVDA could make hew highs with the $ndx. Most of the indicators are middling to semi bullish now. We need to look for some signs of exhaustion to start to get wary.
I think it drops into the end of the week to make it a down week.(to a new low)
The indicators that I mentioned last week never crossed. (which preceded the final move down into mid to late August last year). The 20 day ema remained flat with the other indicator and the 30 day sma remains flat above both. The 20 day ema should cross another xxxxx to mark a bottom.
It might be topsy turvy tomorrow for Fed day. I expect Thursday and Friday to be the high energy days. (for numerological reasons among others)
The SP 500 and Nasdaq also tagged the 20 day average yesterday. It was a classic bounce off the lower Bollinger band to the middle band move. Usually happens earlier in the decline. This happened in September 1987 but we’re not following 1987.(that move would have already happened.) We’re also back to the zero line on $nymo.
We probably put the top in today instead of a low. It’s six and nine months from the July 27th top and October 27th bottom from last year. There is another 41 week cycle coming up though.
They probably gap it down on Monday and leave everyone behind. There is some nasty astrology that involves Mars this time on Sunday. (which includes its conjunction to Neptune) Then it probably runs down for the entire week since it wasn’t a down week this week. But we’ll see how the week starts and how the misdirectors predict.
Some of the leading indices were down today like the Transports and financials.
We’ve got a top like the 1987 top. Whether it’s the first one or the secondary one, I’m not too sure but we’ve got some astro igniters coming up one of which was seen just after the Covid crash high in 2020 and we’re in that cycle right now. It might be part of a 222 week cycle (1/3 of ###). I need to research that. I’ve known it as a monthly cycle. It’s a little off right now unless it’s going to be a high.
It’s also like the March 2000 top and the Feb 2020 high but the latter had poor breadth going into it. I’ll have more later if I stick around.
Now it appears more evident why they put the CPI release after the PPI. It would take a few days for me to get a sell signal so I think they’re will be bounces after a decline. These sells worked in late April and in 2011. It looks like any decline would stretch into June now.
Transports were down today and JNK has made a lower high from last week.
I’m changing up my forecast a little. I don’t think this will be the major decline. $nysi is too high and there isn’t enough time for it to unravel extensively. We should still get a decline down to the 200 day average and the weekly lower Bollinger Band. It might start off a little slow-mo but pick up into the second week. The first down day could be a big one though.
I revised things based on past historical epochs in this time period. It is 666 weeks from the 2011 mini meltdown which was a mid year affair. I also discovered that my birthday had a 666 connection to another historical event and we’re at 2x later as of late April. Which makes…..? Something that I have long considered an ideal date for….
Maybe this decline extends into early June when the Venus Sun inferior conjunction occurs. It is the same location of the great Venus eclipse of the sun 12 years earlier. The Fahrenheit 451 eclipse but the monthly cycle due soon says the bottom should be in earlier. The 41 week cycle (this week) is tied in to the Venus Sun conjunction cycle.
The 20 day ema is approaching the 50 sma day and other inicators are getting into the exhaustive territory that I was looking for.
28 trading days off the high marked the secondary high in previous historical epochs but I think the topping process can extend later into the week. They’ve been using Thursdays and Fridays for turns lately. Friday would be 15 trading days off the low to match the 15 trading days down into the low.
There is a catalyst for a hard drop on Tuesday next week. They are releasing the PPI on that day, strangely ahead of the CPI.
A break of the 50 day average would indicate the decline is on. I’m looking for the 20 day ema to reach a certain level on a derivative index/indicator to mark a possible high. This would tie into similar levels seen at the 2022 top. We are getting close but the data hasn’t come out yet today.
It’s too early for the start of the big wave down. Need to be patient. It looked like NVDA had a little flash crash today.
SP 500 will probably tag the upper B Band and the 20 day ema should approach the 50 day sma to mark a top.
RSI is at 58 which marked the secondary top back in a certain little era. The upper Bollinger band is not too far away. It should provide some resistance. The market at best should stay flat the next two days except for the tech sector which could still fly.
This week is the 41 week cycle so it should be the high. There is some similarity to April 2000 here. The snapback rally has taken the SP500 to the white hollow bar that marked that secondary top which corresponds to the Fib .618 level.
Tomorrow is the new moon after the close. Wednesday is 28 trading days off the top. The astro is benign right now and into the middle of the month. NVDA could make hew highs with the $ndx. Most of the indicators are middling to semi bullish now. We need to look for some signs of exhaustion to start to get wary.
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I think it drops into the end of the week to make it a down week.(to a new low)
The indicators that I mentioned last week never crossed. (which preceded the final move down into mid to late August last year). The 20 day ema remained flat with the other indicator and the 30 day sma remains flat above both. The 20 day ema should cross another xxxxx to mark a bottom.
It might be topsy turvy tomorrow for Fed day. I expect Thursday and Friday to be the high energy days. (for numerological reasons among others)
The SP 500 and Nasdaq also tagged the 20 day average yesterday. It was a classic bounce off the lower Bollinger band to the middle band move. Usually happens earlier in the decline. This happened in September 1987 but we’re not following 1987.(that move would have already happened.) We’re also back to the zero line on $nymo.
We probably put the top in today instead of a low. It’s six and nine months from the July 27th top and October 27th bottom from last year. There is another 41 week cycle coming up though.
They probably gap it down on Monday and leave everyone behind. There is some nasty astrology that involves Mars this time on Sunday. (which includes its conjunction to Neptune) Then it probably runs down for the entire week since it wasn’t a down week this week. But we’ll see how the week starts and how the misdirectors predict.
Some of the leading indices were down today like the Transports and financials.