Cycle Trading

In Saturday’s report we discussed how stocks formed a daily swing low to signal a new daily cycle. This week, stocks are in the process of forming a weekly swing low.

Stocks printed its lowest point on week 21, placing it in the early part of its timing band for a DCL. Stocks should turn the 10 week MA lower in order to complete its intermediate cycle decline. You will notice that did not happen on the previous ICL and may not happen again. Stocks are currently in a weekly uptrend. A close back above the upper weekly cycle band will indicate a continuation of its daily uptrend and signal a weekly cycle band buy signal — in which we would then label week 21 was the ICL.

Now let’s take a look at the monthly chart.

January is month 15 for the yearly cycle.  That places stocks very deep in its timing band for a yearly cycle decline. A close below the 10 month MA is needed to signal the yearly cycle decline. So if stocks are beginning a new intermediate cycle, what does that mean for the pending yearly cycle decline.  

I ran a special report at on 12/24 detailing my thoughts on the pending yearly cycle decline. In this past week’s Weekend Report, I updated my thoughts on how a new intermediate cycle potentially kicks the can down the road for the yearly cycle decline.

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