Active cycles are unique cycles that repeat a historic pattern day by day, sometimes they are off by 1 trading day and at rare time off by 2 trading days. This is as opposed to the normal fixed cycles that expands and contracts by many days or many weeks. The active cycle supports a sharp decline into the June-July Flash Crash cycle Lows as mentioned in my March 31 blog post, but first this cycle sees fresh all time Highs first.
There is an active cycle (red lines in chart above, click to enlarge) that predicted: 3/27L, 4/5H, 4/10H, 4/18L (-2), 4/19H(+1) and 4/24L (-1). It is next looking for an 4/28-5/1 swing High, right at the 4/30 Solar and 5/1 double Geometric Time CIT.
What’s Next: The active cycle is looking for an 4/28-5/1 swing High, right at the 4/30-5/1 Solar and Geometric time Cluster CIT (Change in Trend). It then suggests a choppy, volatile pattern for some time, following by fresh All time Highs once again.
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