Cycle Trading

Back on Monday stocks were coming off a week where it dropped over 7% and was down over 12% for the month.

I offered that despite those 2 data points that stocks were not beginning a prolonged bear market.

Well Stocks rallied on Wednesday.

The Dow was up over 1,000 points – which was 4.99% on the day.
The S&P almost 5.00 %
The Nasdaq gained over 5.84%
And the Russell – 4.96%

The Nasdaq & the Russell have completed swing lows. The Dow and the S&P still need to do so and will likely do so on Thursday. So it looks like stocks are on their way to forming their daily cycle low. But I believe that stocks are not only forming their daily cycle low, but also their intermediate, yearly and 4 year cycle low, which I detail in my Special Report, The Multi-Year Cycle Low.

In my special year-end report we will look at:
* The current multi-year equity cycle.
* The cycle translation and what the means going forward.
* Signals that the bottom is near.

I would like to make the Special Year-End Report available here. The Multi-Year Cycle Low Special Report and a complementary 6 week trial subscription to the Likesmoney Premium Site is available for $15.

The complementary subscription will give you full access to the premium site. It includes:

1) The Weekend Report, which is posted usually Sunday mornings. It discusses Dollar, Stocks, Gold, Miners, Oil, & Bonds in terms of daily, weekly and yearly cycles – Which includes the Likesmoney Cycle Tracker.

2) The Mid-Week Update. Posted on Wednesday’s is a review of the daily and weekly charts for the above mentioned asset classes.

3)The Weekend Updates take a look of the daily & weekly charts of the Dax, GYX, NATGAS & XLE.

4) Weekly Update of the Bullish Percentile Bingo

5) Frequent (just about daily) updates of my proprietary FAS Buy/Sell Indicator

The goal of the Weekend Report is to develop an on-going framework of expectations using cycle analysis.

For the Likesmoney Multi-Year Cycle Low Special Report and 6 week trial subscription offer click here.

Current subscribers can access the report here.