Review of the last Short Term Forecast Dates Made Jan 2nd
- Forecast Trend Change Dates are (+/-)
1) Jan 20-25th
2) Jan 28th
3) Feb 1-6th
4) Feb 8-13th
5) Feb 18th
COMMENTS
Jan 20-25th - The DJIA topped on Jan 22nd right in the trend change date window
Jan 28th - The DJIA closing bottom occurred the next day
Feb 1-6th - The DJIA had a minor top on Jan 6th
Feb 8-13th - To be discussed in the next update
Feb 18th - To be discussed in the next update
Following cycles has been good to use as a guide or as a potential future
road map, but, other tools must always be used for confirmation of any forecast trend change date.
NEW SHORT TERM FORECAST DATES
- Forecast Trend Change Dates are (+/-)
1) Feb 18th
2) Feb 28th
3) Additional dates will be given between Feb 18th and Feb 28th and the price pattern tells us how it decides to unfold.
Intermediate Term Forecast Trend Change Dates
Intermediate term - at this time the Short Term Cycles and the
Intermediate Term Cycles are not in sync. The Intermediate term cycles suggest that the DJIA maybe turning up in the February/March time frame into at least mid 2015 +/-.
An earlier Intermediate term post on November 6,2014 stated, "cycles forecast at this time points up into mid to late November and then a down bias into December/January".
The late November forecast turned out to be a top on Dec 5th and then the DJIA dropped into Dec 16-17. It then rallied into a top on Dec 24-26 and then dropped again into a bottom on Feb 2nd. The downward pressure forecast did occur, but, the DJIA displayed resilience.
After reviewing the short term cycles, it is likely that the DJIA may drop into late Feb to mid March.
The intermediate term cycles suggest that this may be the next and possibly the last entry point this year before a good rally.
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Past performance is not indicative of future results
Past performance is not indicative of future results