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Posted 09 December 2004 - 10:40 AM

 
S&P 500 CASH
SPX CASH:
Daily Projected Support andResistance levels: High - 1187; Low - 1179
DEC SP: Daily Projected Support and Resistance levels: High - 1186; Low -1178
SPX CASH: 5-Day Projected Support and Resistance levels: High - 1207; Low -1182
DEC SP: 5-Day Projected Support and Resistance levels: High - 1206; Low -1181
SPX CASH: Monthly Projected Support and Resistance levels: High - 1211; Low - 1150
SPX CASH: Yearly Projected Support and Resistance levels: High - 1274; Low - 950

Current SPX Index Positions:

Mid-term (6-8 weeks) = 25% BULLISH from 1182.62
Short-term (1 day-3 weeks) = 50% BULLISH from 1183.89


 

From previous outlook:
"the SPX proceeded to close below the red dashed VTLline on the daily chart. . . This action gives us the best-odds we have that the downphases of the 45 and 90 day cycles are in effect, and a 3-5% drop off the highs is inprogress here. Volume today came in at 1.52 billion shares, which is about a 10% increasefrom Monday’s numbers; seeing that a lower swing low was registered, this also givesabove-average odds that a lower low will be seen in Wednesday’s session as well.Also, note from our daily chart that both the 10 and 20 day oscillators are now headedsouth, which is probably a secondary confirmation to all of the above. If the December 6th
Bradley turn was a high that was made last Friday the 3rd, then what we want to watch is the action in the comingdays - and particularly the action as we move into the December 13th timeframe, which is the next minor Bradley turn.A 3-5% correction off the top would tend to target some test of the 1140-1160 region, withthe monthly projected support low of 1150 SPX CASH acting as most solid near term supportto this index in the next week or two."

Current analysis:
The SPX registered a new swing low in today’s session, tagging1176.80 at the intraday bottom. From there, the 36 hour cycle turned up and told us a testof 1184-1185 SPX CASH would likely be seen on the turn, which was hit by midday. Thebalance of the day was spent in consolidation mode, with volume coming in again at 1.5billion  shares, which is about equal with Tuesday’s figures.



 

From last night:
"the statistics say that the drop into the 45 and 90 daycycle bottoms should be short and quick, ideally lasting 5 days from the top or better,but also bottoming before 17 trading days off the same. The Bradley Indicator then islooking for a low on the 13th (withthe second turn on the 22nd), while the time cycles arelooking for it closer to the latter end, closer to the 21st-22nd
. All said then, this 13th-22nd time area to me looks the best for bottoming these largercycle components."

Current analysis:
No change to the above notes. The 13th-22nd is still the best date range to bottom the combo of the20, 45 and 90 day cycles. In terms of price, there area various supports between the1150-1170 region, which looks to be the best price range to do it. The closer to themonthly projected low of 1150 the better, though we know there is strong chart supportnear the 1160-1163 region, which was the prior breakout higher. On our daily chart theoscillators are all starting now to work into normal bottoming region, which to meindicates that the 13th date may be the ‘on themoney’ date to complete these larger cycle lows.

Shorter-term then, the bounce that was seen in today’s session was the result of aturn up in the minor hourly cycles, but that should be stymied below the 1197 swing top inthe next day or so and then lead again to another drop to new swing lows for the move inthe coming days and before next Monday’s close is up. There is strong channelresistance at the 1190-1193 region, and really that should not be taken out on any bouncehere before new lows are registered. We’ll see how Thursday plays out and take a moredetailed look in tomorrow night’s outlook.

NASDAQ 100 CASH


Daily Projected Support and Resistance levels: High, 1610 - Low, 1593
5-Day Projected Support and Resistance levels: High, 1655 - Low, 1590
Monthly Projected Support and Resistance levels: High, 1640 - Low, 1525


Current NDX Index Positions:

Mid-Term (6-8 weeks) = 25% BULLISH from 1591.11
Short-term (1 day - 3 weeks) = NEUTRAL

From previous outlook:
"As with the SPX, if the down phases of the largercycles are in play on this index as well, then the odds favor a 3.9% or better drop offthe top is in progress. There is a gap from the 1570 that should act as support forWednesday’s session, which just also happens to be the current weekly projectedsupport low; best guess here is that the 10 day cycle may try and form a low within 5points of this level and stage a quick and sharp bounce back to the upside off the same.If that bounce holds below the recent swing highs on the following move up, then pricesshould then turn south again into either the 13th orthe 22nd, where the next larger low looks like it isgoing to form here."



Current analysis
: The NDX also made new swing lows for the week, tagging 1588.73 onthe early day drop. From there prices rose for a test  of outlined first resistancefrom last  night (1600-1609), tagging 1607.49 at the intraday peak. Volume here camein at 2.4 billion shares, which is about an 8% decrease from Tuesday’s session.

As per last night’s comments, this  larger cycle low looks primed to be seen onor near the 13th, with an outside shot it could be seenas late as the 22nd. In terms of price, the downside magnet may be the gap left from the 1571 area from a week or two back, which mayalso act as downside support for this move lower. We have lower support at the 1525monthly projected support low, so the best guess analysis is that the next cycle low willbe made near the 13th and withinthis 1525-1570 region.

As per last night, short-term resistance is firming at the 1609 area, and should notreally take out the 1633 swing top if the larger down cycles are in charge of this marketas is currently viewed.


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