The dominant Master Cycle: Review & Forecast
|Forecast made on Feb 5 on this public blog: "If this Bitcoin SPX Analog cycle remains active, we are generally lower into 2/9 Crash Lows, then Up into 2/15-16 SPX Highs. The BIG Question is how long will this correlation last??"
Forecast form Feb 5: "The Master Cycles now looking for 2/6H and another decline into 2/9 major Low, then rally into 2/15-16H. Both the MC and the bitcoin Analog are looking for a 2/9L and 2/15-16H"
Actual: We made a 2/7H, declined sharply to 2/9 major Lows and has rallied sharply into 2/15H so far.
A Master Cycle (MC) is an actual historic cycle with a proprietary numerology, that repeats exact day by day and is off at most 1 day. The Master Cycle has to have at least 3-5 direct recent "hits" to become dominant and when it does, it becomes the most powerful predictive tool anyone can have as it is worth its price in Gold as it can bring Dawn of Fortune in a relative short time. The Master Cycle can last for weeks and months or it can stop working at anytime, so Caveat emptor.
I have not found a Master Cycle that has been working this good in many years, so enjoy it while it last.
The Bitcoin Analogy was made public on 2/5, because The Master Cycle, which has precedent above all other cycles, said the same thing, from 2/9L we rally into 2/15-16H, but the MC is suggesting a different path after 2/15-16H.
The dominant Master Cycle (MC) in Trading days (TD) currently has 8 hits (pink vertical lines on chart above):
1. 11/15/17L-1
2. 12/15/17L-1
3. 12/29/17L,
4. 1/26/18HH
5. crash into 2/5/18L+1.
6. 2/6/18H+1.
7. 2/9/18L
8. 2/16/18H What's next: The Master Cycle is expecting a short term 2/16H+/-1.
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