Stock Indices Validate March 30th Blow-off Lows & Projected Multi-Month Bottoms!
04-06-26 – “Stock Indices fulfilled the outlook for a large sell-off in March ’26, following multi-year Cycle Progressions that peaked in Jan/Feb ‘26. Both the weekly trends & weekly 21 MACs created negative (multi-month) signals that were likely to lead to initial multi-week lows around March 30th. They are trying to rebound but need to close above their April 1st highs to show additional strength.
The majority of indexes stretched their declines into late-March/early-April ’26 – the ideal period for a multi-week low to take hold. The weekly trends and HLS indicators focused on March 30 – April 2, ’26 as the ideal time for a multi-week low. Related price objectives concurred.
The NQ-100 fulfilled the potential for a blow-off low, dropping right to its multi-month downside target (that has been described for several months) while fulfilling a ~22-week sell-off – a precise .618 division of the ~8-month/33 – 36-week low (Mar ’23) – low (Oct ‘23) – high (July ‘24) – high (Feb ‘25) – (high; Oct 20 – 31, ’25) Cycle Progression that pinpointed the late-Oct ’26 top.
On a daily basis, a ~3-month/90-91 day high-high-(high) Cycle Progression projected a similar (proportional) decline – into March 25 – 30, ’26. That left March 30, ’26 as the ideal time for a low – the most synergistic date with regard to both weekly & daily Cycle Progressions.
A low on March 30th would also fulfill a ~51-week low (Apr 24 – 28 ’23) – low (Apr 15 – 19, ’24) – low (Apr 7 – 11, ’25) – (low; March 30 – April 2, ’26) Cycle Progression.
And, March 30, ’26 was the minimum time objective for the DJIA to set another multi-month low – which it has done every 25 – 26 weeks since Oct ’23. It attacked its 1 – 2-month (minimum) downside target near 45,000, corroborating those timing indicators and quickly gave an outside-week/2 Close Reversal higher.
The DJTA was leading this daily bottoming process as the only primary index that did not turn its weekly trend down. It traced out a textbook ’a-b-c’ correction into March 13, ’26 – when its intermediate cycles bottomed & signaled a multi-week low – and then triggered a daily trend & daily 21 MAC buy signal on March 30/31st… stock indices need daily closes above their April 1st highs to signal a multi-week low… and to project an additional rally…” TRADING INVOLVES SUBSTANTIAL RISK!
Stock Indexes fulfilled multi-month sell signals generated on Feb 11 – 13th and then on Feb 25th. The 2-Year, 4-Year & 17-Year Cycles combined to project a sharp decline in 1Q 2026… and a culminating low in the days surrounding March 30, 2026 – when the greatest synergy of Cycle Progressions and timing indicators converged.
All three primary indexes attacked multi-month downside targets (~45,000/DJIA, ~6419/ESM & ~23,200/NQ) – fulfilling price objectives for the first half of 2026. Many tech stocks fulfilled 17-Year Cycle projections for 30 – 50% declines and are also signaled multi-month bottoms.
That ushered in a potential multi-month bottom in sync with an uncanny geometric cycle in the DJIA and the textbook scenario for the ~8-Month Cycle Progression in the NQ-100. The NQ-100 projects an overall surge into late-April ’26 that could be the first phase of an overall advance into July ’26, in sync with NQ-100 & DJIA discussions of the past two months. Price action needs to corroborate.
The outlook for a powerful surge in energy prices (and GSCI) in 1Q ’26 coincided with that as inflation markets continue to portend trouble in 2026, potentially stretching into 2027. That was reinforced by mid-Jan buy signals & subsequent action in Crude & the products. Unleaded Gas could stretch a more significant peak into May – July ’26 – when broader monthly Cycle Progressions peak.
Why Did March 30, ’26 Likely Time Multi-Month Low in Stock Indexes?
How Does This Validate & Reinforce July ’26 Cycle Progressions?
What Does DJIA ~6-Month/~180-Degree Cycle Portend for 3Q 2026?
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