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#91 fibo-nacy

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Posted 21 December 2011 - 12:54 PM

12/21/11 9:45 PST

By Fibo-Nacy

Not much can be added,
Time is a magic machine, Spring 2012 is not that far away

Short summary:

This SPX chart has good hits.
1202.37 12/19 day low. [projected 1201.04]
1242.82 12/20 day high [projected 1241.24]
use the lasted marked reference 1202.37 vs. 1267.06, index is still shy a few points from the neutral point 1248.11 (0.707).

RUT daily chart has a secondary support at 729.97. resistance 739.16 is the neutral point.
In the past sessions, there were a few hits on the major support 717.79.
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Posted 22 December 2011 - 03:04 PM

12/22/2011

By Fibo-Nacy

SPX breached 1255.12 on 13:54 EST

200 sma @ 1259.30, as of 12/22

inner frame 1209.47-1267.06 (other than 1267.06, 1254.74 is the last meaningful resistance for this frame)
middle frame 1158.66-1277.55
outer frame 1074.77-1292.66

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it is getting there.

Time to initiate a strategic plan

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Posted 23 December 2011 - 12:23 PM

12/23/2011 9:21 PST

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[1277.55-1256.79-1215.42] [bullish-neutral-bearish]

S&P index is moving towards the bullish pivot 1277.55. this is an important check point

retracement frame
inner frame 1202.37-1267.06 (other than 1267.06, 1252.22 is the last meaningful resistance for this frame)
middle frame 1158.66-1277.55
outer frame 1074.77-1292.66


At this writing, the intraday high is 1262.28, the immediate resistance is 1267.06
The retracement status has been maintained in a very good ratios. At the end of movement, the retracements is getting bigger, i.e, > 0.786. It signals the erratic action is drawing an conclusion. Lady Market loves teasing the speculators, perhaps she will deploy twin peaks either at 1267.06, 1277.55, or 1292.66, you pick it.

dismiss the bear scenario
I use the gauge 1277.55 to probe the early stage bullish scenario; In case SPX moves above 1320, all bearish bets are off, at least temporarily. has to wait the index reverse below 1294 again.

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open/close history:
1,257.64 12/31, 2010 close
1,257.62 01/03, 2011 open

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source http://clearstation....ils?Symbol=_INX

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Time speculator – King Wen’s sequence
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the bearish wave count
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Posted 27 December 2011 - 11:09 AM

12/27/11 8:04 PST by Fibo-Nacy use the wave structure abc-a(1158.66-1267.06)b(1267.06-1202.37)c(1202.37-?) as the blue print, so far the SPX second wave c has moved the exact 0.618 of second wave a, calculated point is 1269.36, actual is 1269.37. Dec 23 2011 Lady Market loves to tease the speculators, perhaps she will deploy twin peaks either at 1267.06, 1277.55, or 1292.66, you pick it.

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Posted 01 January 2012 - 06:20 PM

01/01/12

by Fibo-Nacy

[A] Gold: The Darling

" .... a strengthening US$ increases the downside risk on Gold. .... "
Kiron Sarkar’s 2012 forecast - December 31st, 2011, 11:30AM

".... The dollar may rise sharply ..... "
Martin A. Armstrong December 27th, 2011

Use ATR (the Average True Range) 20% for 2012, & assumes the low is 1500/1300 in 2012.
1500 * 1.2 = 1800
1300 * 1.2 = 1560

(a.) Goldman Sachs predicted that the price of gold will peak at $1,900 per ounce and average $1,810 per ounce in the coming year.
By jturbin | December 27, 2011 9:23 AM EST

(b.) A Modest $1700-$2100 Gold Price In 2012
By Jim Sinclair | December 26, 2011, at 9:51 pm

[B] SPX

"HE rises and begins to round .... "
The Lark Ascending - George Meredith (1828–1909)

Dec 9 2011, 11:09 AM
range bound [1277.55-1256.79-1215.42] [bullish-neutral-bearish]

Waiting for a Trigger, numbers to be adjusted.
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Posted 05 January 2012 - 02:23 PM

01/05/12 11:09 PST

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SPX: (as of 01/05)

Intrady day:
> 1277.55 is in an early bullish state,
It has beeb 11 sessions for this rally since the low on 12/19 (1202.37).
A few strong resistance may block the advance. thus: 1283.91, 1293.61, 1307.28.

In a large coordinate:
The S&P retraced 0.707 from recent high/1371,low/1075.
It is a neutral movement, near an inflection point 1283.91.

the wave retracement/extension sets:
1202.37 1269.37 1248.64
0.500 1282.14
0.618 1290.05
0.707 1296.01
0.786 1301.30
1.000 1315.64

1158.66 1267.06 1202.37
0.707 1279.01
0.786 1287.57
1.000 1310.77

Two best fit Fibonacci sets:
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Posted 10 January 2012 - 03:23 PM

Crafting the rhythms series III, January 10, 2012

By Fibo-Nacy

(1) The King Wen’s sequence

The Ken Wen’s sequence made the following speculation on Nov 25 2011, 02:38 PM
it sees conflicts between high/Low date again.

12/20, 01/04, 01/18, 01/31 [Low]
01/17, 01/30, 02/10 [high]

comments:
Low: root date 10/04, 1074.77
High: root date 10/27, 1292.66

Low dates:
We got 1202.37 on 12/19, 53 trading days (projected date 12/20, 54 trading days). Without a confirmed high, there is no way to know the low has passed in this run of the sequence.

High dates:
After 50 trading days, as of 01/10, index takes out the high marked on 12/27 (1292.66).
The shortest King Wen’s sequence (harmonic cycle) is 54. So, the index movement in the next 10 sessions may give good hint whether the current sequence is a compressed one. As usual, I am holding the neutral stance.

Time is fast approaching the first conflict window 01/17-01/18, within the margin +/-, The clock is ticking

(2) Fibonacci retracement & Waves

The Fibonacci retracements and wave projections gives very good overall picture. No verbiage needs to be added.

wave set (1) [1202.37|1269.37|1248.64]
0.500 1282.14
0.618 1290.05
0.707 1296.01-[1296.42 on 01/10]
0.786 1301.30-[vs. 1301.88 in chart (3)]
1.000 1315.64-[vs. 1314 in chart (2)]
1.236:1331.45

wave set (2) [1370.58|1258.07|1074.77]
2.000 : 1299.79-[in chart(2)]
2.236 : 1326.34

retracement [1356.48|1074.77]
0.809 : 1302.67
0.786 : 1296.19-[1296.42 on 01/10]

retracement [1370.58|1074.77]
0.809 : 1314.08
0.786 : 1307.28-[[in chart (3)]
0.707 : 1283.91-[1284.62 on 01/03]
0.618 : 1257.61-[1158.66 on 11/25]
0.500 : 1222.71-[1224.57 on 12/19]

retracement [1370.58|1010.91]
0.809 : 1301.88-[in chart (3)]
0.786 : 1293.61-[1292.66 on 10/27]
0.707 : 1265.20-[1267.06 on 12/07]

(3) Charts archive

chart (1), 09/04/2011
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chart (2), 11/11/2011
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chart (3), 12/09/2011
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Posted 17 January 2012 - 01:37 PM

Crafting the rhythms series III, January 17 2012

By Fibo-Nacy

Retaking 1294, a profound development:

[1277.55-1256.79-1215.42] [bullish-neutral-bearish]
Index breaks 1277.55, enters the bullish territory, pokes into the Fibonacci cluster 1299.79-1315.64.
At this writing, 01/17/12 7:45 PST, the SPX index intraday high is 1303.00. it is the 0.809 retracement at 1302.67 in between [1356.48|1074.77]. [ refer to the prior post ]

Let’s review a post released in August last year

Connecting the dots - 08/20/2011
by Fibo-Nacy & Stanley
link to the post
The termination of wave B? requires confirmation. One may use 1102 (0.382 1371-667) as a gauge
Wave count for reference only, it evolves with time.
link to the wave chart


Even though the SPX index marked the low 1074.77 on 10/04/11, and that event satisfied the wave B? termination criteria, the reality that the index also re-claimed the important Fibonacci point 1293.61 (0.786, 1370.58 vs. 1010.91 ), this action implies a bullish set up. In case the index can hold the important support, in wave theory, it has the capability reaching 1440 level again. refer to this chart . the 0.809 retracement in between 1440.24 666.79 is 1292.51. perhaps, reaching 1440 is a pretty remote event, especially when there are so many on-going negative events floating around. I need to put the dice on the table.

Here is the retracement table
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The following chart gives the overall wave count picture, the reconciliation one is on the top, the lower one was posted in August last year.

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Recalls an old post back to April, 2010:

Stanley Apr 13 2010, 09:58 AM
link to the post
By surmounting 881 [see note], the wave hierarchy changes. The rally wave since March 6th becomes a major wave. Therefore, a primary wave B (Up, counter-trend) has commenced. It is at the same level as the wave from Oct/07 to March/09 (Primary A, Down).

[Note]:
881.38 = [0.236|666.79:1576.09] and 877= [0.618|1007:667]. The points between 877 [middle spring target] and 881 is small but by surmounting 881, the wave hierarchy changes


This is one of the example that a small difference (877 vs. 881) made the valid speculation. Now, SPX index reclaims the 1293.61 pivot with good margin ( 1303.00 vs. 1293.61 ), as a technician, I shall abide what I have seen & interpret the chart without bias. The interpretation could be wrong, yet, it is part of the process

Near term:

The King Wen’s sequence made the following speculation.
12/20, 01/04, 01/18(out), 01/31 [Low]
01/17, 01/30, 02/10 [high]

The low observed on 12/19 counting from 10/04 were 53 trading days, 54 is the shortest King Wen's sequence projected on to 12/20, it is hard to say that was the low date nailed by King Wen's sequence. coincidentally, Today's high (01/17, 1303.00) is 54th trading days from the last observed high date 10/27 (1292.66).

The 108 trading day cycle is due on 03/12/12. This cycle has recurred 4 times, link to see the chart , will it recur the fifth times?? I don't know. I put a few key time counts and pullback supports in the chart, again 1215 ( 1213.5-1207.11 ) is the bearish gauge, critical supports are 1141.64, 1123.61 (early sign to dismiss the bullish scenario). watch the 69 trading day time windows in the chart, may be it is a good hint.

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background info:
Important Gann Trading day counts are 11, 22, 33, 45, 56, 67, 78, 90, 101, 112, 123, 135, 146, 157, 168 and 180 ( more details follow this link ); King Wen's sequence are : [81,126,63,108,90,99,54,117,72] (harmonics of 108, not in a sequential order). The 108 trading day cycle theoretical value is 105== 100 * PI /3.

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Posted 22 January 2012 - 10:39 PM

Crafting the rhythms series III, January 23, 2012

By Fibo-Nacy

In summary:

January 23rd brings in the Chinese New Year and this year is the Year of the Dragon.
S&P500 index is due for a pullback.

[A] review:

(1) Dec 9 2011
range bound [1277.55-1256.79-1215.42] [bullish-neutral-bearish]

comments:
These intraday gauges were set one month ago, has reached its scope limit.
O.k., the bearish gauge was 1215.42. On 12/19, index marked an intraday low 1202.37 (closed at 1205.35) as if the bear scenario were about to establish, Then, in the next day, it gaped up big that commenced this run of ramping .

(2) Dec 8 2011
Wave counting is not an easy task, it is susceptible with embarrassment. shall be guided within the context of Fibonacci projection.

comments:
In a large scale time frame, there are at least two puzzles.

(-a-) What is the wave relationship in between the high 1552.87 marked on 03/24/10 and the high 1576.09 marked on Oct/11/2007?

(-b-) is this a decade long expanding flat pattern?
1552.87--->768.63--->1576.09
1576.09--->666.79--->[can wave travel above 1576.09? by how much?]

As shown in the following chart, on the ‘orthodox’ layer, it is the ‘decade long expanding flat pattern’. This assessment is an open question. The wave structure can be 'interpolated' (deduced) into 6 layers, counts from the bottom, each ‘layer’ is a subset of the top layer. the rhythmic movement is obvious.

chart direct link: http://chartupload.c...66712695564.jpg
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[B] Waves and the Fibonacci retracements

The first wave set from my prior post nailed the intraday (01/19) high 1315.49, the aberration is +0.15 points.
The 'curve fitting' quality seems pretty good, perhaps 1315.49 is the one for this run.

wave set 1 [1202.37|1269.37|1248.64]
0.707 : 1296.01 vs. 1296.42 on 01/10
0.786 : 1301.30 vs. 1301.88 on 01/17
1.000 : 1315.64 vs. 1315.49 on 01/19
1.236 : 1331.45
1.309 : 1336.34
1.382 : 1341.23

wave set 2 [1158.66|1267.06|1202.37]
1323.56, 1336.35 (overlap)

wave set 3 [1074.77|1292.66|1158.66]
1329.92. 1334.93, 1376.55

retracement [1576.09|666.79]
0.707 : 1309.67
0.786 : 1381.50

Let’s recalibrate the supports:

[1248.64|1315.49] 0.786 : 1262.95
[1202.37|1315.49] 0.786 : 1226.72
[1202.37|1341.23] 0.786 : 1232.09
[1158.66|1315.49] 0.786 : 1192.22
[1074.77:1315.49] 0.786 : 1126.28 [this is the critical support to hold bullish scenario]

Dates:

FOMC meeting: January 24-25, March 13
The 108 trading day cycle: March 12
The King Wen’s sequence [Low: 12/20, 01/31, 02/13...], [High: 01/17, 01/30, 02/10...]

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Posted 24 January 2012 - 04:09 PM

Crafting the rhythms series III, January 24, 2012

By Fibo-Nacy

Use the monthly chart, the trend line connect 1576 and 1371 may intercept with the wave extension around 1334-1342. Without a meaningful pullback, the critical support is hard to estimate. Use 1336 vs. 1074, the critical support is 1130.75.

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The overall interpretation can be summarized into the following cursory view:
- A breakout from the critical resistance zone 1334-1342 suggests a new high around 1440-1450, A reversal takes place below the critical resistance zone may test the critical support zone 1127-1131.
- By taking out the critical support zone, the middle term low target 940-972 is becoming visible. By holding the critical support zone, a new high is possible.

wave set 1 [1202.37|1269.37|1248.64]
0.707 : 1296.01 vs. 1296.42 on 01/10
0.786 : 1301.30 vs. 1301.88 on 01/17
1.000 : 1315.64 vs. 1315.49 on 01/19
1.118 : 1323.55 vs 1322.28 on 01/23
1.236 : 1331.45
1.309 : 1336.34
1.382 : 1341.23

wave set 2 [1158.66|1267.06|1202.37]
1.118 : 1323.56 vs 1322.28 on 01/23
1.236 : 1336.35

wave set 3 [1074.77|1292.66|1158.66]
1329.92. 1334.93, 1376.55

retracement [1576.09|666.79]
0.707 : 1309.67
0.786 : 1381.50