SUMMARY OF ALL SP500 UPTRENDS AND CONSOLIDATIONS




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SINCE THIS THREAD "SUMMARY OF ALL SP500 UPTRENDS AND CONSOLIDATIONS" THREAD IS SO POPULAR,THE HIGHEST VIEWERSHIP,I PUT IT IN THE FRONT PAGE

SUMMARY OF ALL SP500 uptrends and consolidations

UPTRENDS-

1. Mostly 10weeks,although some may be 9,11,12.how to recognize?--uptrend "mysteriously" maintained by a diagonal uptrendline connecting the lows of that 10weeks uptrend

2. 1st and last(10th) week always end in surges of aorund 3-6%with the least 1st week gain was 2.7%.The humpy uptrend will "mysteriously" start and end with surges up.

3. If the (X-1)th 10+weeks end below a fibo of the 1576-666 range,THEN the next,Xth, 10+weeks will end AT THAT FIBO.

4. If the (X-1)th 10+weeks end ABOVE a fibo of the 1576-666 range,then the NEXT,Xth, 10+weeks will end AT THE NEXT HIGHER FIBO.

5. Every year's end, at the last trading day of the year,sp500 will end near a fibo of 1576-666 range.

6. Every 10+weeks uptrend will start AFTER a double testing of the diagonal uptrend line formed by the humps from july 13th week 2009.

7. The uptrend in the secular bear market,before breakout 1576, will be a "humpy" ride,whereby i forecast a total of 4 humps to test 1576.

8. After the sp500 breaks out of the 1576 resistance,the diagonal uptrendline will be much sharper than the uptrendline of the 4 humps.

9. The peaks of each hump will occur at AROUND 350-360 POINTS ABOVE THE CORRECTION TESTED FIBONACCI.

10. 2009 REPLICATE 2003,2010 REPLICATE 2004,2011 REPLICATE 2005,SO ON--I mean the closing values and their respective fibo,

CONSOLIDATIONS-CORRECTIONS AND RETRACEMENTS

1. Every correction will have one week of huge plunge about 100points in sp500

2. every Long/HUGE weekly plunge of around 5-8% in the sp500 will be met with a return to the start BEFORE the huge plunge(weekly open) of THAT LONG WEEKLY DOWN CANDLEBODY in 23 to 24 weeks

3. After the peak of each hump has been achieved,there will come a plunge BACK to the fibo of 1576-666 range.---------

eg. 1st hump ended at 1219,near 61.8%,then sp500 plunged back to retest the 38.2%,before the NEXT hump will be formed

eg. 2nd hump peaked at 1370,near the 78.6%,then sp500 plunged back to retest the 50%..so on..

1st correction went to the 38.2%,1013, lowest 1010 and built a base around 1065

-took 24 weeks to reach the open of the HUGE weekly plunge of 120points,week of MAY 3RD 2010

-dropped a total of 210points-2nd week from the top of the 4th 10+weeks uptrend pattern 1217,was the huge weekly plunge

-took 8weeks to hit the lowest point 1010

2nd correction went to 1074 lowest,BUT built a base around the 50% fibo,1120.

-took 23 weeks to reach the open pf the 2nd HUGE weekly plunge of 120points,week of August 1, 2011

-dropped a total of 270points from 1344 and 300points from the HEAD peak 1370

-the huge weekly drop also happened in the 2nd week from the 5th 10+weeks uptrend pattern close peak of 1344.,the LEFT SHOULDER OF THE head and shoulders

-took 9weeks to hit the lowest point 1074

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LET US RECALL THE LIES OF MEDIA OR PEOPLE WHO DON'T KNOW HOW TO EXPLAIN

1)DATA GOOD,COMPANIES EARNINGS GOOD,INDEX DROP= "FACTORED IN" OR "LESSEN STIMULUS HOPES"

2)DATA BAD,COMPANIES EARNINGS BAD,INDEX RISE="INCREASED STIMULUS HOPES"

3)WHEN USA CRISIS CAME,FULL OF CDO SHIT PROBLEM,NO1 KNOWS THERE WILL BE A EUROPE CRISIS IN 2009.THEN CAME EUROPE CRISIS.

4)WHEN EUROPE CRISIS BECOME STALE NEWS,FOCUS SHIFT TO LIBYA GADDAFI TO "EXPLAIN" DROP IN USA MARKETS

5)THEN AFTER GADDAFI NEWS BECAME STALE,THEY SHIFT BACK TO EUROPE AND CHANGE TO "AUSTERITY" SHIT

6)THEN AFTER EURO AUSTERITY NEWS BECOME STALE,THEY SHIFT FOCUS BACK TO USA AND INTRODUCED "FISCAL CLIFF" SHIT JUST BECAUSE BERNANKE MENTIONED FISCAL CLIFF

I "LOVE" THEIR SHIT.EVERYTIME THE STORY BECOMES OLD AND STALE,SOMETHING NEW WILL POP OUT AND THE OLD ONE WILL NEVER BE MENTIONED AGAIN-SINK INTO OBLIVION!!

1ST CDO,LIBYA,AUSTERITY,NOW FISCAL CLIFF.NEXT FUCK YOU!!DID CDO SHIT RESURFACE AGAIN NOW?WHO REMEMBER GADDAFI,LIBYA PROBLEMS SUDDENLY SOLVED FOREVER??

GRANDMOTHER STORY SPINNERS FUCKERS.


19th October 2013
NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES ROBOTIC PATTERN
1) BASE
A-
WEEK oF 17 NOVEMBER 2008—0.93
Week of 9 March 2009—0.85
DOUBLE BOTTOM HIT
3+ MONTHS APART
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND BOTTOM
RALLIED +182% IN
1YEAR,1 MONTH, HIT NEAR 2.40 IN APRIL 2010
2) BASE
B-
Week of 22 August 2011—0.98
Week of 21 November 2011---0.995
DOUBLE BOTTOM HIT
3 MONTHS APART BETWEEN
1ST AND 2ND BOTTOM
RALLIED +53% IN 3
months.HIT 1.515 IN 20 FEBRUARY 2012 WEEK





3) BASE
C-
Week of 23 July 2012—1.05
Week of 19 November 2012---1.05
DOUBLE BOTTOM HIT
3+ MONTHS APART
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND BOTTOM
RALLIED +30% IN 1.5months.HIT
1.36 IN 7 January 2013 WEEK

4) NOW,IT
IS BASE D TIME
Week of 10 June 2013—1.025
Week of 26 August 2013---1.025
DOUBLE BOTTOM HIT
Near 3 MONTHS APART
BETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND BOTTOM
RALLIED ????% by
??????








N.O.L-NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES-N03.SI (WEEKLY CHARTS) YEAR 2006:6 NOVEMBER TO 1ST JAN2007: 1.77 TO 2.20 (+43c) YEAR 2008:17NOVEMBER TO 5JAN2009: 0.84 TO 1.175 (+33.5c) YEAR 2009:2NOVEMBER TO 11JAN2010: 1.51 TO 1.94 (+43c) YEAR 2010:22NOVEMBER TO 3JAN2011: 2.07 TO 2.40 (+33c) YEAR 2011:21NOVEMBER TO 30JAN2012: 0.995 TO 1.43 (+43.5c) YEAR 2012:19NOVEMBER TO 7JAN2013: 1.055 TO 1.36 (+30.5c)



Thursday, August 26, 2010

Forget the Double-Dip: Stocks Still Can Rise in Bad Economy
Published: Wednesday, 25 Aug 2010 | 12:02 PM ET Text Size By: Jeff Cox
CNBC.com Staff Writer
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Even if the economy performs as poorly as expected for the rest of the year, that may not mean bad times on Wall Street.


Stocks often rise even in bad economic times.


Some analysts maintain that cheap valuation will provide a boost to the markets in the current downtrend.
In fact, during times of slow economic growth since 1990, stocks have risen twice as often as they have fallen. The trend is important to remember amid a series of GDP downgrades from major analysts and worries that the economy even could fall into a double-dip or worse.

Many major analysts—Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan among them—have cut their GDP projections to below 2 percent for the third quarter and about 2 percent for the fourth. What that means for the stock market, though, may not be so obvious.

"Basically when you look at GDP numbers coming out they usually are not a very good predictor of the stock market," says Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist at Standard & Poor's. "It's sort of the other way around. The stock market tends to predict movements in the economy by six months."

The recent history of economic slowdowns is one of opportunity for stock-buying investors, sometimes in the extreme.

Take 1995, for instance. With GDP trudging along at a respective 1 and 0.9 percent pace in the first and second quarters, stocks were booming. The Standard & Poor's 500

[.SPX 1056.04 4.17 (+0.4%) ] gained 9 percent in the first quarter, then kept the momentum going with an 8.8 percent rise in the following three months.


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The 2001-2003 recession also saw good times for the market. GDP grew 1.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2001, while the S&P rose 10.3 percent; growth was 0.1 percent in the fourth quarter of 2002, vs. an S&P gain of 7.9 percent.

The average stock market result on the 18 quarters between 1990 to 2010 when GDP was between zero and 2 percent was a gain of just under 3 percent.

One of the keys to the reverse coordination between the two measuring sticks is that stocks tend to do well when nobody expects it.

"When you have lowered expectations you can have a potentially good rally," says Ryan Detrick, senior analyst at Schaeffer's Investment Research in Cincinnati. "It makes sense that at times when you have lukewarm growth but overall expectations are probably lowered, you can have those upward surprises in the stock market."

Stocks even have held their own during times of economic contraction.

Of the seven negative GDP readings during the same time period, the S&P rose three times, including the 15.8 percent gain in the second quarter of 2009 when GDP fell 4.9 percent, and a 13.6 percent rise in the first quarter of 1991 when GDP fell 1.9 percent. The average was a gain of 1.23 percent.




Jeff Cox
Staff Writer
CNBC.com
"You've got this economic growth piece, but then you've got this other piece which is, 'What do I do with all this money in a money market paying me 0.25 percent?'" says Nadav Baum, executive vice president at BPU Investment Management in Pittsburgh. "That's the dilemma that investors are looking at, and they're starting to realize that 'I'm probably OK to go out and buy big dividend-paying stocks.'"

With the possibility of the US economy slipping back into negative growth posing an increasingly high danger, the notion that stocks can still rise might provide some comfort to equities investors.

Economist David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff on Tuesday reiterated his assertion that the US economy is not in a recession but rather a depression. But even he pointed out that stocks rallied sharply for several years during the Great Depression before falling again.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average [.DJIA 10067.32 26.87 (+0.27%) ] rallied about 64 percent in 1933, another 38 percent in 1935 and 24 percent in 1936, before falling 32 percent in 1937.



"Even though the GDP number is getting weak, that doesn't mean stocks can't go higher," Baum says. "It's not just a factor of GDP. There are other forces that can help stock prices go up right now. The bigger factor is, 'Where can I do to make the money on my money?'"

S&P's Stovall argues that valuations continue to be attractive based on current consensus earnings estimates.

The current S&P price-to-earnings ratio on a non-Generally Accepted Accounting Principles basis is 14, which Stovall says is a 26 percent discount to the average P/E on trailing earnings on records dating back 22 years. On a GAAP basis, that number goes to 17, which is actually a 36 percent discount to average over the same 22-year period, and is level with the average GAAP basis since 1936.

S&P actually is projecting that stocks could fall on a short-term basis back to a bear market—20 percent drop from the April 23 highs—before shoring up and turning positive. The firm has a 1,190 price target for the "500" in the next 12 months, a jump of about 13.5 percent from the current level. The index has fallen 14 percent from the April high.


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"Unless we expect earnings to actually decline moving forward, rather than advance at a slower pace, I would tend to say that valuations would stop us from seeing anything more than a light to average bear market," Stovall says. "The market is readjusting itself. Maybe we could end up seeing a sharper move downward in the next month because investors want to get it over with."

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