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Quite a day for the real Kodiaks. As expected the market headed lower at the open. Many including myself were looking for a bounce. It leveled off at mid-day. We waited for the big feed to kick in but then the chute didn't open. Who stole the parachute?

At three o'clock gravity took over and the index had a Nasty fall landing with a thud at the bell.

 

Yeah I know I'm no Mark. ;)

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Night Stool has begun intermediate-term analysis and trading. We hope this will be educational. As in we will learn together.

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Over the next few days we will slowly get warmed up . This is going to be a top down approach. Emphasis will be on price based indicators although secondary indicators will be used for fine tuning and to give heads up.

 

 

This chart is from last night's thread. It is an attempt at the 5, 6, 7 and 10 year ROC's. I want to get comfortable with this to place us in time and space.

They seem to peak in 1999 and 2000. As we go along I will try to isolate the actual peaks. Of course with longer term cycles peaks can last for months or even years.

This is a weekly chart. I am using the S&P as it is easier to isolate the cycles. The Nasty is more difficult. In general these two indices move in sync so the S&P can be used as a proxy for the Nasty.

Check out that 10 year (250 ROC). Beautiful smooth curve and top. Check out the right side. Now starting to move below the zero line.

In case you are keeping score and think my math is whacked I use lengths approximately half of the desired period.

 

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Now I want to try to isolate the tops on each of these.

 

The ten year put in an extended top from first quarter 1999 to first quarter 2000. The last peak was 03/13/00, and 07/12/99 was the highest

 

The seven year had a double peak second quarter of 1998 with the highest on 04/13/98 and then another peak on 07/13/98 coinciding with a peak in the cash index.

 

The six year made a series of peaks, 10/06/97 thru 07/12/99 with 07/12/99 being the highest and coinciding with a major peak in the cash index. One peak occured 07/13/98 just prior to the '98 crash.

 

The five year also made a series of peaks with the last and highest on 01/25/99.

 

All of these peaked prior to the ultimate top of the cash index.

 

This is what I see using the ROC. When I get my new Metastock going I'll redo this exercise with the stochastics and other tools available.

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A little self-promotion:

 

Patterns being what they are, the PMs is set for a major unexpected upside move tomorrow (Tuesday). I'm talking 5 - 10 Hewey points. Maybe as a result of a POG breakout. May not happen but let's face it, the patterns have been repeating themselves almost exactly as I've predicted lately including today's inside day (in the upper half of the previous day's range). Don't believe me, check out Dr. Gold's prediction over in the outhouse, I mean outpost. Come to where the flavour is, come to Stool's Gold.

 

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PS: Hi Rich, how they hangin'?

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Thor I'm so busy I don't know whether to sh*t or go blind.

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Ano sorry about the misspelling and thanks again. Alceringa loved your work. :wink2:

 

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Last one then bed.

 

In honor of today we should contemplate the NASDUCK.

Daily chart showing the 10-13 week and 6-7 week cycles. Both headed lower. I drew some intermediate-term E-Waves or at least my idea of them. I like the butterfly.

Some think we are in a 3 of 3 which they claim is like stepping into an elevator shaft. We'll see.

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