Ever since the deep price rotation in late January/early February 2018, many analysts have attempted to pinpoint the next moves in the markets. We recall reading the “doom and gloom” reports telling traders this is the big one and to prepare for a much lower price breakdown. We also read a few research posts that aligned with our adaptive predictive modeling systems suggesting this move would expand into
As we continue through this article, we want to highlight the similarities of this recent price rotation to the price rotation that took place in 2015/2016 and how prices advanced in staged “legging” patterns that allowed a great opportunity for traders and investors.
Take a look at this first chart below of the recent SPY price rotation on a Daily basis. It shows the late January price peak and the deep price low that established this range of rotation. This chart also shows our adaptive Fibonacci price modeling system and the analysis results of this strategy. You should be able to see the RED and GREEN horizontal levels that are drawn on this chart widening against price levels. This is indicative of non-trending price rotation as our adaptive Fibonacci modeling system sees this price rotation as “attempting to establish a new breakout trend”.
Now, please compare the SPY Daily chart (above) to the Weekly SPY chart from 2015~2016 (below) and pay attention to the price rotation between July 2015 and last 2016. The initial price breakdown in August/September 2015 was rather deep and established a price low near $182.50. After the initial price breakdown, price rallied back to near the previous highs before stalling again and falling to new lows before recovering. This move is very similar to the current price rotation – two very deep price corrections with wide range peaks and troughs. What happened next?
Take another look at the chart, below, and pay attention to the upward price move after January 2016. Notice that the upward price move started to build some upside momentum – establishing new higher low points and, eventually, breaking out to new price highs near August/September 2016? Take a real close look at this move and compare it to the first chart. Although these two charts are not exactly the same, our Fibonacci price modeling system, in both instances, developed similar types of Fibonacci target levels and analysis. The result of the current chart, above, is that we have yet to see a substantial upside price move that would prompt the Fibonacci price modeling system to bias the upside trend into its analysis – but we are close to this happening (very close).
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Now, focus on one thing right now, the current Weekly SPY chart, below, is showing a Bullish Fibonacci price trigger level that has already been breached (near early April 2018). This key component that is different from the earlier price rotation is a very clear indication that we could see a big move to the upside in the US equities market at a much faster rate than compared to what happened in 2015/2016.
The last chart we want to share with you is this Daily YM chart with our Fibonacci modeling system at work. The recent price rotation near the right side of this chart has clearly illustrated the Fibonacci Price Trigger Levels and shown us that the upper Price Trigger level has already been broken while the lower Price Trigger levels have acted as a support boundary for
Based on our research and analysis, the bias for the markets
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