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#1
Posted 16 May 2007 - 01:47 PM
INSIIDE Track has explained why the period leading into early-June is a precarious time that could see more surprises in the Middle East. All of this combines to pinpoint the next 3--4 weeks as a time frame that could see significant moves in many markets.
Are stock indices about to enter a 2-year (or longer) bear market? If so, it would be another major turning point outlined in INSIIDE Track publications (similar to the July 17--21st, 2006 cycle low projected last year)."
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#2
Posted 16 May 2007 - 01:50 PM
"Intermediate Stock Index cycles began to turn in late-April. Price action should soon follow suit. As stated then, the week of May 21--25th was expected to be the next decisive week... and could see sharp moves in at least a few of these markets. This is expected to be the time when traders begin to realize that the indices are actually turning lower (although a bigger drop should be seen in the ensuing months). Late-April cycles ushered in a 40-day period that should provide new surprises - in and around the markets.
INSIIDE Track has explained why the period leading into early-June is a precarious time that could see more surprises in the Middle East. All of this combines to pinpoint the next 3--4 weeks as a time frame that could see significant moves in many markets.
Are stock indices about to enter a 2-year (or longer) bear market? If so, it would be another major turning point outlined in INSIIDE Track publications (similar to the July 17--21st, 2006 cycle low projected last year)."
http://www.insiidetrack.com/
Did they forecast that the market would go higher before the big moves up?
#3
Posted 16 May 2007 - 02:22 PM
Seems like everybody is trying to forecast that big crash, like back in february
with inflation data (not necessarily the reflecting realities) being good, the market will not crash
end of carry trade when Bank of Japan raise rates, US recession and another China Crash are the fear factors for me
Technically, well Nasdaq certainly looks weak, as if it is heading for 2460-80, needs to get above trend line from 2004 at 2.560 now, there is also a short time trend line hitting about 2.560
No big data out next week
GDP figure in two weeks is next big thing - will be revised to 1.1 at least - will the market think recession or rate cut?
Rate cut could give the market the final big move up, before recession sets in Q4, Q1
"Intermediate Stock Index cycles began to turn in late-April. Price action should soon follow suit. As stated then, the week of May 21--25th was expected to be the next decisive week... and could see sharp moves in at least a few of these markets. This is expected to be the time when traders begin to realize that the indices are actually turning lower (although a bigger drop should be seen in the ensuing months). Late-April cycles ushered in a 40-day period that should provide new surprises - in and around the markets.
INSIIDE Track has explained why the period leading into early-June is a precarious time that could see more surprises in the Middle East. All of this combines to pinpoint the next 3--4 weeks as a time frame that could see significant moves in many markets.
Are stock indices about to enter a 2-year (or longer) bear market? If so, it would be another major turning point outlined in INSIIDE Track publications (similar to the July 17--21st, 2006 cycle low projected last year)."
http://www.insiidetrack.com/