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Thursday, September 5, 2024

S&P 500 Slide Until September 18th & Potential Rally to 25th | Allen Reminick

As of September 4 (Wed), lower prices on the S&P 500 are expected. The market should decline further until September 12 (Thu), potentially hitting another low around September 18 (Wed). A rally is anticipated from then until September 23 (Mon) or 25 (Wed).


Historical patterns from 2000 and 2007 suggest similar market behavior, including a likely 50 basis point Fed rate cut around September 18-19 (Wed-Thu), which might initially seem bullish but could be bearish in the long run.
A 10% decline might occur before the election, with a possible bounce post-election.

Tuesday, June 25, 2024

High in US-Stocks July 3-5 and Small Pullback into July 14-26 | Allen Reminick

Today is June 24th. The market is still very bullish. I am looking for a small pullback starting around July 3rd or July 5th-9th lasting into July 14th-26th. Another rally - possibly to new highs - into late August should follow before a 5 to 10 percent correction into early October and potentially into the US election around November 5th or 6th.


After the election I expect the market going up again at least to the end of 2024 and potentially into May or August of 2025. If the high came in now in July-August, it would be about 5,700; if it comes in next year, it could be way higher than 6,000.

Tuesday, May 28, 2024

S&P 500 Update - High May 23-30 & Low June 13 | Allen Reminick

Today is May 27th, and in the very short term the S&P may just stay up for a couple of more days, possibly even with a new high on May 30th.

 From around July 4th high a big break into the July 16th or 24th potential lows (C wave).

Then we are looking for a breakdown into June 3rd and June 13th lows (Elliott Wave A). This will be followed by a choppy, sideways-to-up rally until roughly the July 4th weekend (B wave). 
 
 Allen Reminick - May 14, 2024.

Then there should be a big break into the 16th or the 24th of July potential lows (C wave). The last part of July is where most of the damage could be done.

Tuesday, May 14, 2024

S&P 500 Major High on May 23-24 | Allen Reminick

After a high on Tuesday, May 14th the S&P 500 might go sideways to down into Monday, May 20th. The final swing up should occur between May 20th and May 23rd-24th, and could eventually reach above 5,330.


Next should be a first low on June 3rd and another one on June 13th, followed by a rally into June 25th or even through the July 4th weekend. The big move down should be right after July 4th and the more important intermediate swing low on July 24th-26th.


Even if the market now breaks for a couple of months, we are expecting 4,600 in the S&P 500 this year and the long-term uptrend to resume in August 2025.

Monday, April 15, 2024

Top Reasons to Exit S&P Short Positions Soon | Allen Reminick

The S&P market has been behaving as expected. It looks as if April 15 (Mon) or so could be a low followed by a bounce for a few days until April 18 (Thu) followed by another decline into the April 24 (Wed).
 
 Apr 15 (Mon) Major Low ?
Apr 18 (Thu) High
Apr 23-24 (Tue-Wed) Low
Bounce
May 9 (Thu) Major Low ?
May 24 (Fri) Major High
  Jul 24 (Wed) Major Low
 
Today is April 14 (Sun) and we're looking at this forecast as being very similar. But there are several different variations of this particular pattern. The most reliable one so far has been the year 2000 market. It is repeating almost exactly what happened in April of 2000 and that low came in on April 14. But we are looking for a low around April 23-24 (Tue-Wed), another bounce and another low around May 9 (Thu). The May 9th low may not be lower than the market is right now.


The analogs we're using are the year 2000, the 1996 market and the 2006 market. All of which are connected to the present market and you can see the overlap of the 1996 and the 2006 markets and how they go forward is extremely similar but not identical.

They both have a high late May, they both have a low late July. But from now until late May they have different variations on how they go forward. So at this point one needs to be cautious about expecting continued lower prices because the fourth wave does not have to be a big decline. It's after the Elliott fifth wave that you'd expect to see a major decline. 
 
After this whole correction phase is over we're expecting a new high by May 24 (Fri), a strong rally in the month of May and then after that a very big decline from May 24 (Fri) down into July 24 (Wed) area. That could be a very significant short position for those who want to go short or at least one once a hedge, one's long positions during that time. After that July low the market should again rebound strongly and by the end of the year make new highs.

So we're looking at a fourth wave correction which is probably going to end either in the next two weeks or it could be as late as 
May 9 (Thu) and then the fifth wave rally until late May followed by an ABC meaningful correction of the whole move from October 27th until May 24th that whole up move should be corrected in the two months after that. So if you're looking for a big decline it's not likely to happen now. It's more likely to happen after the end of May. 
 

Monday, March 25, 2024

Prepare for April S&P Correction Now │ Allen Reminick

Short term, the S&P market is topping in the next two weeks.


We've been discussing the 18 year cycle and the 12 year cycle and the 24 year cycle, all having agreement since March 12th, where they all implied that the market would rally until Monday, March 25th or longer. There is a very good chance that is the beginning of a sideways phase that could last until as late as April 10th. We're not expecting a dramatic continuation on the upside. Potentially the market goes slightly higher between now and April 10th, but it's a topping phase. 
 

It's a down, up, down, up, down, up kind of pattern. And finally, in the later part of April, it should make a low. Between April 16th and the 24th of April. But it may gyrate and just do nothing much until it's ready to fall between April 10th and April 24th.

 
After that, of course, we're expecting to see further, higher prices until May 23rd , between 5,400 and 5,600. This could be completing the move that started October 27th of 2023.

Wednesday, February 7, 2024

S&P 500 Near Term High on February 9th or 12th | Allen Reminick

We've been expecting a near term high early February in the S&P 500 and we still are expecting that. Also, at the same time, the short term cycles are still bullish for a few more days until Friday or Monday the 9th or the 12th of February where we could make an even higher high before the market corrects. After Monday the 12th of next week, we're expecting the market to come down into the late part of February. That should be a noticeable correction.


However, even though the market is likely to correct, we're cautioning people: It is very dangerous to short this market. The corrections may not last very long, they may not be particularly deep and once they finish they're going to shoot back up. We expect new highs in March, and probably higher highs late April before any significant longer term correction occurs between May, June, and July.

Monday, January 29, 2024

S&P 500 at 5,000 by first Week of February | Allen Reminick

The S&P 500 has rallied from January 18 (Thu) to January 27 (Fri), and there is a high probability the index will see 5,000 by the first week of February. We call for a high around February 1 (Thu) and another high potentially on February 9 (Fri) before a decline until February 26 or 28 (Mon or Wed). 
 

After that we are expecting continued rally and much higher prices until April. If 4,908 is broken above for a few days and closed above on the cash, the S&P 500 is very strong. If there's going to be a big decline this year, it would start in April or May and go down into July or August followed by a resumption of the rally till year end into January of 2025. At least the 60 year cycle goes up into the late part of 2025. 
 

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Friday, January 5, 2024

S&P 500 Cycles, Analogues & Projections │ Allen Reminick

 S&P 500 Index - Correction targets.
January 05 (Fri) or January 09 (Tue) = low for a swing up into late January?

 24-Year Cycle

 71-Year Cycle

 106-Week Cycle and 7.5-Month Cycle
Jan 04 (Thu) or Jan 09 (Tue) Low

 7.5-Month Cycle

 60-Year Cycle

 24-Year Cycle

 58-Month Cycle

 3-Year Cycle

 188-Week Cycle

 
Reference:
Allen Reminick (Jan 05, 2024) - Expect an UP S&P 500 in 2024. (video)

Monday, November 20, 2023

S&P 500 Projection Into June 2024 | Allen Reminick

 
 
The November rally is likely to experience some downside pressure in the first half of December and the first half of January. 
After that, we expect higher prices until March and April of next year.

 

Friday, September 8, 2023

The Gann 707 Fractal | Allen Reminick

W.D. Gann understood the nature of how markets expand, how they contract, the differences between time frames and the similarities between them. Nowadays we call this fractal geometry. Fractal geometry is extremely important to understand how markets develop and has been used by various market technicians. 
 
How do we use the 707 fractal to forecast the next few months in the S&P 500? In our most recent forecasts we've talked about a continued rally into the 20th or 25th of September 2023, and probably another high around October 3rd. After that we're looking for a decline that may be somewhat severe:


 
The number 707 shows up here on several different time frames. In the chart below the blue line is the 240 minute bar chart of the S&P 500 Futures shifted forwards by 707 units, and the red bars above are the actual current market: 
 

What is really interesting is that 707 weeks (707 weeks ≈ 12.9 years) and 707 months (≈ 58.916 years) are also repeating. This is where the concept of fractals comes in. Different time frames are having the same form or pattern. Look at this chart of the weekly S&P 500:
 
The major low of 2009 and the major low of October 2022 are 707 weeks apart.
 
The low in 2009 lines up to the week with the low in October 2022 - the major low that kicked off the whole bull market since 2009. This is lining up exactly with the low in October 2022, and the pattern in the decline between 2008 matches the decline in 2022. Even though the price action was much more severe back then, the form was the same. And we are talking about the form and now the rally that was taking place since October is also repeating very nicely 2009 into 2010 and 2011. 
 
 
So we saw two examples of 707, the first on the 240 minute bar chart and the second on the weekly chart. From this we take it one step further and look at 707 months (58.916 years). 707 months turns out to be two times the exact length of the cycle of Saturn. 25.457 years is the exact number of years of Saturn's revolution times two which equals 707 months to the day = 10,759 days.

 
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