Tag: DJIA

03/28/25 – “Stock Indices did extend their rebounds into the past week, attacking minimum upside targets with the DJIA reaching its primary upside objective.  They turned back down – in sync with weekly/monthly cycles – and are fulfilling the outlook for subsequent declines into late-March/early-April. They fulfilled expectations for a multi-week peak this past week – perpetuating a ~17-week/~4-month high-high-high-(high; Mar 24 – […]

03/26/25 – “The Natural Year” Spring has sprung and a new ‘year’ has begun.  It is a time of seasonal and psychological change that dates back millennia.  The vernal equinox has ushered in a new beginning that has climatological, emotional and market-related implications.  The first part of that sets the stage for the ‘year’ that follows. The reason has to do with what is […]

03/24/25 – “Stock indexes have rebounded in sync with intermediate price & cycle expectations after dropping sharply into mid-March with multiple indexes reaching multi-month downside targets while bottoming during daily & weekly cycle lows on March 12/13th.  At the time, many indexes also attacked and held weekly HLS levels – the extreme downside targets for that time frame… In several cases, these downside targets stem […]

03/22/25 – “Stock indexes initially bottomed on March 12/13th in sync with daily & weekly cycle lows while attacking and holding pivotal multi-month downside objectives and extreme weekly downside targets.  They could still see lower lows in April but are likely to extend their rebounds into the coming week Stock Indices dropped sharply into mid-March, reaching multi-month downside targets & weekly extreme downside […]

03/20/25 – “Stock Indices dropped sharply into mid-March with multiple indexes reaching multi-month downside targets while bottoming in sync with daily & weekly cycle lows surrounding March 12/13th… By themselves, those factors do not assure that a multi-month bottom is intact.  Stock indexes could still see lower lows in late-March or anytime in April and continue to provide intriguing parallels to 2020 and […]

03/19/25 – “Stock Indices dropped sharply into mid-March with most indexes reaching multi-month downside targets while bottoming in sync with daily & weekly cycle lows surrounding March 12/13th… By themselves, those factors do not assure that a multi-month bottom is intact.  Stock indexes could still see lower lows in late-March/early-April and continue to provide intriguing parallels to 2020 and also to 2008 (the […]

03/15/25 – “Stock indexes dropped sharply into mid-March with multiple indexes reaching multi-month downside targets while bottoming in sync with daily & weekly cycle lows surrounding March 12/ 13th.  They could still see lower lows in late-March/ early-April and continue to provide intriguing parallels to 2020 and also to 2008 (the previous phase of the 17-Year Cycle)… Stock indices fulfilled most of what was […]

03/14/25 – “Stock indices dropped sharply into mid-March with multiple indexes reaching multi-month downside targets while bottoming in sync with daily & weekly cycle lows surrounding March 12/13th… They fulfilled most of what was expected from these latest declines – stemming from the February 18th highs and related sell signals. The S+P Midcap 400 attacked its 3 – 6 month downside target […]

03/13/25 – “Stock indices have fulfilled most of what was expected from these latest declines – stemming from the February 18th highs and subsequent sell signals. The leader of this decline – and the index that precisely fulfilled projections for a Major peak on November 22/25th followed by a multi-month sell-off – just attacked its 3 – 6 month downside target… at […]

03/12/25 – Mission (Initially) Accomplished – “Stock indices have fulfilled most of what was expected from these latest declines – stemming from the February 18th highs and subsequent sell signals. The DJIA reached 41,700 – fulfilling a multitude of initial downside targets – and spiked down to its monthly HLS (41,146/DJIA) – the extreme downside target for this time frame. That had the DJIA […]