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Let’s begin our analysis with a look at the yearly cycle.

Since 2020, NEE formed a YCL every 11.4 months. January is month 15, placing NEE late in its timing band for its YCL. NEE is in the process of forming a bullish monthly reversal that is breaking above the 50 month MA. NEE is currently in a monthly uptrend. If Nee forms a monthly swing low and a closes above the 10 month MA that will indicate a continuation of its monthly uptrend and signal a monthly cycle band buy signal — which will have us us label month 15 as the YCL.

NEE has been averaging an intermediate cycle low every 20.5 weeks. NEE printed its lowest point the previous week. That was week 30, placing NEE deep in its timing band for an ICL. NEE formed a weekly swing low and closed above the both the 200 week MA and the 50 week MA to signal the new intermediate cycle. We will use a close above the 10 week MA to label week 30 as the ICL.

NEE has been in prolong sell off since early October. NEE printed its lowest point on Jan 13th. NEE formed a swing low and closed above the 10 day MA the previous week. NEE delivered bullish follow through on Friday so we will label Jan 13th as the DCL. NEE also closed above the upper daily cycle band on Friday. Closing above the upper daily cycle band ends its daily downtrend and begins a new daily uptrend. Closing above the upper daily cycle band also signals that the ICL has been set.
Summary:
- NEE has recently confirmed its new daily cycle.
- Closing above both the 50 week MA and 200 week MA signals that the ICL has been set.
- With NEE being early in both its daily and intermediate cycle shifts the odds that December hosted the yearly cycle low.
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