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2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum.

Posted on the 09 May 2014 by Souljester @souljester618
I just wanted to update the prior post as I have spent some additional time with the material: Evidence of an Equity Correction. One thing that originally led me to the CADJPY chart was the recent divergence between CADJPY and Equities was interesting. I was also interested that it signaled Equity Corrections pretty consistently with moving average cross overs. Here is the current CADJPY Chart: 2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum. As you can see from the chart, we are currently tracking the 2004 time frame in CADJPY, with a cycle low coming right on time on April 26, 2014 when the 2004 time period is extrapolated to today. Now, in 2004, CADJPY diverged from equities and began moving up right before the final equity leg down. It looked like the June to August 2004 sell off on the S&P 500: 2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum. If we take that data and apply it to today, it extrapolates perfectly to a low the week of June 23, 2014. 2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum. Now, there is cycle corroboration for that week being the low. Specifically, it is also the 20 week cycle low, which is shown below: 2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum. From a price standpoint, we have a diamond formation on the SPY Daily Chart: 2004 Analog:June 23, 2014 Cycle Low With Ideal Target of 1730 Minimum. If you measure the top and bottom of the diamond, it projects to an S&P 500 Price target of around 1730, which would also fill the 10/13/2013 gap on SPY. The entry for such a formation is to take the break of the lower diamond trend line, which also would put us below the 21 EMA, the 50 SMA, and the Daily Cloud Baseline support if broken.     There is always a bear path and a bull path. As always, do your own due diligence, read the disclaimer, and make your own investment decisions.
Peace, Om,
SoulJester

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