Posted on Thursday, June 11, 2015 today's comments in Blue
AAII Bullish %
Recent dates when the AAII Bullish % was less than 25.00
June 9,2011 24.40 - Sell off into Aug 2011 before continuing higher
May 16,2012 23.60 - Market continued higher
July 18,2012 22.20 - Market continued higher
April 10,2013 19.30 - Market continued higher
June 10,2015 20.00 - ???
July 1,2015 22.60
July 29,2015 21.10
Aug 5,2015 24.30
*The continuation of additional Bullish %'s below 25.00% so close together suggests that the market may rally 3-6 months out. If Aubie Baltin is correct again, then it certainly agrees with the suggestions of the Intermediate term cycles.
JustSignals posts for the intermediate cycles have been suggesting:
The intermediate forecast is for a top either on May 21+/- and or June 18-19+/- (both dates were accurate) with a potential correction into July 29+/- (also accurate). The cycles then forecast a rally into November and or January. Here is where it gets a little trickly. At this point the short term cycles suggest some interruption in the Intermediate Term forecast. The periods of Aug 13-19 +/- and Sept 13-26 +/- are areas that suggest a downward bias in the market. If any other periods are noticed they will be posted ahead of time.
*Also note that September +/- is the weakest month of the year for the stock market and we are entering a period of weakness suggested by the Average 3rd Years of the Presidential Cycle and the Average 7th Years of the Presidential Cycle.
So, similar action subsequent to June 9,2011 is a good possibility at this point based on the suggestions of the intermediate cycles , short term cycles, September weakness, the Average 3rd Years of the Presidential Cycle and the Average 7th Years of the Presidential Cycle and Aubie Baltin's interpretation of the AAII Bullish %.
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