The Dollar:

This week the dollar managed to regain the 50 day MA.

USD

A new high on day 12 shifts the odds towards a right translated cycle formation. The dollar closed convincingly above the upper daily cycle band to signal that the intermediate cycle low has been set. Also by closing above the upper daily cycle band signals that the dollar has begun a new daily uptrend.

USD

The close above the upper daily cycle band indicates that the dollar is in a new intermediate cycle. A close above the declining trend line will provide final confirmation.

USD

May is month 9 for the yearly dollar cycle. This places the dollar in its timing band to form a yearly cycle low. Since the dollar has printed a lower low in May, the earliest a monthly swing low can form is in June. Once a monthly swing low forms that will signal a new yearly cycle.

USD

The dollar has broke below the 3 year cycle trend line and formed a failed yearly cycle. This confirms that the dollar has begun its 3 year cycle decline. It also looks like May will mark the yearly cycle low. I expect that we will see the dollar rally and that this new yearly cycle peak by month 4, and then rollover into the final 3 year cycle decline.

 

Stocks:

The daily equity cycle peaked on day 47, formed a daily swing high and then began its daily cycle decline.

S&P 500

Stocks printed their lowest point on Thursday, day 67. This places stocks very deep in its timing band for a daily cycle low. The swing low on Friday has good odds of forming the daily cycle low. We still need to see a break of the declining trend line before we can label day 67 as the daily cycle low.

And if Thursday did host the daily cycle low, then stocks would have remained above the lower daily cycle band. Which means that stocks have remained in their daily uptrend. Stocks will continue in their daily uptrend until they close below the lower daily cycle band.

S&P 500

Stocks peaked on week 10 then formed a weekly swing high. But since stocks remain above the 50 week MA their is still a chance that stocks could form a weekly swing to set the intermediate cycle trend line. If Thursday is confirmed as the daily cycle low that will allow us to draw the intermediate trend line.

S&P 500

The yearly equity cycle peaked last May, which was month 7. Then stocks entered a period of volatility as they declined into their yearly cycle low. Stocks broke below the previous yearly cycle low on January, which confirmed the 7 year cycle decline. Then stocks printed a lower low in February. The swing low that formed in March signaled that February hosted the yearly cycle low. The break above the declining monthly trend line confirms that February was the yearly cycle low and indicates that stocks are also leaving behind their 7 year cycle low.


 

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