Miner Rebuilding …

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The Miners formed a swing low on Monday

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Last Wednesday was day 29 for the daily Miner cycle. It appears that a daily cycle low printed then. The Miners then drifted higher Thursday and Friday, but did not form a swing low until today. In order for the Miners to confirm a new daily cycle, they would have to break above the declining trend line some 60 points north of Monday’s close. So it is likely to see a good portion of the this daily cycle unfold with out confirmation of a new daily cycle.

For those of you that like to enter on a swing low will find your position about 6% above the cycle low, with no confirmation of a new daily cycle. One strategy could be to sit on the sidelines this let this daily cycle prove itself by forming as a right translated daily cycle and then jumping in at the next swing low.

Stocks confirmed a new daily cycle today.

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Last Thursday was day 36 for the daily equity cycle. A swing low formed on Friday. Monday saw stocks break above the declining trend line confirming a new daily cycle.

Since this is the 4th daily cycle of the current intermediate cycle, our expectation is for this to break out to new highs and then peak on or before day 20. Then we should see this cycle sink into an intermediate cycle low, breaking below the recent day 36 low.

I believe that some of the bullishness discussed above can be attributed to the dollar.

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The dollar printed a reversal today, which was day 4 of the daily cycle. Recall that this new daily cycle follows a left translated, failed daily cycle.

Here is the big picture:

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The dollar printed a yearly cycle low last September. That first intermdiate cycle was comprised of 4 daily cycles. Please notice that the final 2 daily cycles of that first intermediate cycle consisted of failed daily cycles. The dollar printed its intermediate cycle low on February 1st.

The dollar is currently in the third daily cycle of the second intermediate cycle of the yearly cycle.

Here are some points to consider:
1) The yearly cycle is typically comprised of 2 intermediate cycles.
2) A failed daily cycle signals an intermediate cycle decline with the expectation of left translated daily cycles printing until the intermediate cycle low.
3) Left translated daily cycles peak on or before day 8 (often before).

If the dollar forms a swing high tomorrow, then the daily cycle may have peaked. If the daily dollar cycle has peaked then the dollar will continue into its intermediate cycle low. Since this is the second intermediate cycle of the current yearly cycle then the chances that the dollar will also seek out its yearly cycle low.

If so, then in regards to the dollar

If a daily swing highs forms …

… it might just be time to…

… put a fork in it.

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3 responses to “Miner Rebuilding …”

  1. Sergey Solomin Avatar
    Sergey Solomin

    Thanks for your newsletter! I enjoy it very much.

    I have a question about “the dollar will also seek out its yearly cycle low”. How do you explain that two contra-trading instruments like DXY and SPY will seek their yearly cycles lows in the same time (both will be trading south/in one direction?)

    Thanks, Sergey

    On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 at 6:40 PM, Cycle Trading

    1. pk34145 Avatar
      pk34145

      Good question Sergey. LM, should we be anticipating a shallow intermediate decline of SPY at this time with a more severe drop after DXY is coming out of a YCL?

    2. likesmoneystudies Avatar
      likesmoneystudies

      Seergey,

      Great question, I hope that you didn’t mind me sleeping on it 🙂

      First off, you make a good point that the DXY and the SPY are contra-trading instruments. 10 of the past 12 yearly cycle lows for the dollar saw the SPY at or near a yearly cycle peak.

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      The 2 exceptions:
      a) The dollar was in the final three year cycle of the 1992 – 2008 super cycle. The dollar just printed the 1st yearly cycle low of that final three year cycle. But the dollar’s three year cycle had not peaked.
      b) This is a similar example where the dollar is in the first yearly cycle of a new three year cycle, which just happens to be as the dollar emerges from the 15 year super cycle low. Again we see that the three year cycle had not peaked. Of course this was also during the financial crisis. (I do not think that it was a mere coincident that the financial crisis occurred as the dollar emerged f rom the 5 year super cycle low.)

      Anyways back to your question, it is not likely that both the DXY and the SPY will simultaneously seek out their yearly cycle lows.

      A possible scenario would be for the dollar to only print an intermediate cycle low now and have one more intermediate cycle before printing a yearly cycle low.
      The dollar is on week 12, an intermediate cycle low occurring in end of May would allow for another intermediate cycle to play out with the dollar then printing a yearly cycle low in September or October, months 13 or 14.

      That does sync up better with the SPY plunging into a yearly cycle low around June — as the dollar rallies out of an intermediate cycle low. It also sets up the dollar tanking in late summer, which is a seasonly bullish time for gold.

      Hmmm…

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