Larry T
Thank you for sharing your work. Your tables showing the 1st quarter and March low between 665 to 671 was absolutely fantastic. Would it be right to say the breadth study has dcreased the odds of seeing the yearly down cycle low of 473 and further price apreciation above 857 would decrease those odds further, while a close above 878 cancels it altogether??
If you have follwed my posts this week you would know I see this as a wave four flat correction. The SP-500 has three target windows for the wave four top. 792-826, 924-947 and if it gets real crazy a 1.618 wave to 995. That is a typical wave pattern. That may require many months to play out. Then wave five down begins, the killer wave that finishes off investors for a full generation just like it did the last 72 year low. Until I see something different that is my favored pattern for this bear market...opps not a bear market just a minor scracth for the bull market that started in 1776.
I get that you see this as a wave 4 correction. However, if I understood your partner's study, moves above 857 and 878 seem at odds with your wave study....at least in the manner that you presented it.
The part that puzzles me is this part:
Major difference between a bottom and a low during a recession cycle. My partner that does market breadth analysis and the presidential cycle analysis recently did an analysis of recession cycle bottoms and false lows. Based on his analysis of 22 recession cycles the Dow must advance 31.82% to bottom a recession cycle. Once an advance has achieved a 25.8% odds are very high a bottom will occur as that is the median advance for a bottom. Any advance less than 25.8% is a false bottom or simply just a low and lower lows will be seen.
You refer to "bottom a recession cycle", evidently given certain breadth action, and subsequent price movement. Again, the way it's phrased here it sounds as if the partner would then call the bottom in. Whereas you evidently seem to feel it is only in temporarily. Could you amplify?
IT