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Intraday Updates - Chart
Below
12:30 PM The swup is
under way in the 1 day cycle. The 3-8 day cycles are either in a bottoming
process or in the beginning of a swup that should last only a day or two.
Initial preliminary upside cmaps for the 1 day cycle are posted on the
charts.
9:15 AM The fucutures
turned up off an overnight 1 day cycle low at 901 just before 9 AM and
were moving up strongly in the final moments of the pre-market. Doc thinks
the expected carry-over move into the 1 day cycle high will come near the
open. For the first hour or two today we'll see the resetting of positions
resulting from Friday's expirations, which normally results in pretty wild
non-cyclical gyrations. As a result, Doc's forecast for the first hour or
two today has a low level of confidence. For now, let's stick with the
forecast posted after Friday's close (below). Follow Doc's intraday commentary and cycle charts on the hour and
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Intraday
Friday - The market took a dump on the open, and kept right
on dripping for the rest of the day. A very weak swup formed off
lows at 11:30 and 2 PM and the market flatlined for the rest of the day. A
1 day cycle high was due at 4 PM. It may carry over Tuesday morning, but
after that the next 1 day and 5 hour cycle lows are due at 11:30 and
12:30. Based on the 3 day cycle cmap, Doc expects a low of 895. That's
also the cmap for the 8 day cycle low due Tuesday or Wednesday.
Pre Market Update
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within an hour of the expected turn and a few points of the cmap should be
respected. The indicators rule. Times and
prices are the projected cycle highs and lows with cmaps.
5-8
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Friday's
Markets
Cook Cooked Books Firesale - 1/17/03
And now the only news that really mattered
Friday.
Seattle, Jan.
17 (Bloomberg) -- Wade Cook Financial Corp. was ordered liquidated by U.S.
Bankruptcy Judge Thomas Glover after the money-losing stock-market seminar
company's chief executive failed to provide testimony requested by
creditors.
The creditors of Seattle-based Wade Cook Financial asked the court Dec. 19
to force the company and its subsidiary, Stock Market Institute of
Learning Inc., into bankruptcy, alleging employees hadn't been paid back
wages and that their health insurance was canceled after the company
collected and pocketed premiums....
...The company
had $16,000 in the bank on Sept. 30, according to an SEC filing. The
filing showed liabilities of $11.5 million and assets of $5.7 million,
leaving a working capital deficit of $5.8 million...
...In October
2000, the company, which charges $6,295 for its 16- hour ``Wall Street
Workshop,'' settled Federal Trade Commission charges that it
misrepresented its stock trading success to attract customers. The company
disclosed that it lost 89 percent of its stock portfolio's value in 2000
and 60 percent in 2001.
The
rest of the story.
You can get Wade Cook's all time great
classic, Bear Market Baloney, today at Doc's Bookstore in the Firesale
Department. Doc heard that the bookstore will actually pay you if you come
and pick up the entire inventory of unsold Cook books. Or in this case,
cooked books.
Then there was the market. It was another
atrocious day, but beautiful if you are a stoolie. Doc reminds you to stay
focused on short term indicators, because the 10-13 week cycle oscillators
will lag when a market tops out early. It's also important to stay focused
on the short term stuff because the market can still be choppy this close
to a high, especially when the top comes early in the 10-13 week cycle.
It's not necessary yet to chase the market down. Dip buyers will be there
to run the shorts at times, causing mini-squeezes and pops. 8 and 13 day
cycle lows are due Tuesday. That could lead to another good shorting
opportunity within a few days.
The market will work its way lower over the
next few months. The pace will be irregular at first, but it will gather
momentum as time goes on. We are likely to see new lows, if not by March,
then in the second and third quarters. Until further notice, sell all
rallies. At the tops of course!
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The
Feed added $3 billion in 6 day repos, resulting in a net drain of
$3 billion as $6 billion overnight repos expire. There are no
expirations scheduled for Tuesday or Wednesday. Turdsday will be the next
big day for refunding when these 6 day repos, and a round of 9 day repos
and the usual 28 day repos come due. In view of today's lousy market, and
the lousy Michigan sentiment numbers, if the fucutures are weak Tuesday
morning you can bet Al will be pumping it up. Then again, he has to be
worried about Uncle Buck's descent into paper hell. Every time Al debases,
Buck drops as capital flees US markets.
The 4 week moving average
of total Feed has begun heading down and the Feed Index is below that line.
Because of the problem of capital flight reflected in Uncle Buck's
illness, Al no longer has the luxury of pumping wildly. You are probably
getting tired of hearing this, but if Al doesn't Feed, stocks will die of
starvation.
Two
trends are evident on the Feed Index, which is the total Fed holdings of
loans and securities. One is the 10% growth trend beginning in May of
2001. The blue channel going back to last December suggests an 8% growth rate. Look at the 4 week moving
average (brown line) and compare it with the slope of the tow larger
channels for an indication for whether the slope of short term growth is
slower or faster than the 2 longer term trends.
The Slowmo Feedo is downticking.
Is Al willing to let the Feedometer drop more in hopes of stemming capital
flight and supporting Uncle B? My guess is that we will see some gradual
Feeding here, but that it won't be enough to keep stocks from
sliding.
The
Feedometer theoretically measures excess Feed available for bond or stock
market jamming. Al selects a trend level he feels is needed to reflatulate
the economy. The Feedometer measures the difference between the apparent
trend target, and actual day to day Feeding (Fastow Feedometer), as well
as a four week moving average (Slowmo Feedometer). A break above the
orange trendline might indicate a more aggressive jamming policy.
Bond yields were down Friday. Cycle juxtaposition is likely to
keep yields locked in a range of 4.0 to 4.30 for the foreseeable future.
The current short cycle down phase has a cmap of 4.0. We're there. The Gang of 22 abruptly stopped borrowing
securities to short. I guess they think yields are going to fall farther. The
indicators are so mixed, there may be no way out of this current narrow
trading range for the forseeable future as different factions fight a tug
of war.
Long Term View
The long term downside cmap of
3.50-3.75 was hit last year. The previous
instances where the lower channel line of the long term regression channel
were broken were major cycle bottoms. This time should be no exception.
Even if the secular downtrend remains intact, a move to the top of the
linear regression channel is likely.
Doc's
Pooper Scooper.
Dow Inflatables-
Friday was dump day for the Dow. The 13 day cycle cmap is 8500 to 8550 due
now. Look out for Quasimodo to grow a right shoulder, lower than the left
of course!
The preliminary cmap for the 4 week cycle is 8350. That's not due for
at least a wee, maybe two. The 6-7 week cycle is also headed down. That down phase
should last at least 3 weeks. With the 10-13 week cycle yet to complete
its up phase, it will be choppy, but the price high is in.

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Portfolio Sphincters Index (SPX)
and Sentiment
Cycle Chart
The red channel is the idealized 18 month-2
year cycle. Dark blue is the 10-12, or 6 month cycle. Teal is the 10-13
week cycle.
Short Term Cycles
The short cycle oscillator
fell sharply again and the 6-7 week cycle oscillator also declined. (chart below) The 8-13 day cycle
is due for a low now, with the cmap now around 895-900. That should lead
to a weak up phase lasting from 2 to 7 days. Stay focused on the shorter term
signals. Look to the 17 day rate of change for confirmation that the Big
One is here. No signal on that yet.
10-13 Week Cycle
We want to key on
shorter term indicators because 10-13 week cycle signals are late when
the down phase starts early. The 10-13 week cycle oscillators are
beginning to flatten. A breakdown in the 29 day rate of change from a flat in the neutral
zone would signal a severe decline.
The upside cmap for
this cycle has been met at 935. If the market
stays flat or weak for the next few days, the up phase is
over in terms of price, although perhaps not in time. A choppy trading range
with a downward bias may continue for 4-6 weeks.
Sentiment
VIX was up a point. Complacency still rules. The indicator has turned down
from the top of a 6 month channel that has marked
previous intermediate highs and lows. This is normally a reliable
intermediate sell signal. A move to 30 or
more will confirm the reversal. For now, we'll consider it still part
of a top.
The 15 day rate of change is a proxy for the
4-7 week cycle. The 29 day rate of change is a proxy for the 10-13 week
cycle. The dark blue overlaid line is the 10-13 week cycle
oscillator, while the red line is the 6-7 week cycle oscillator. The VIX
is a measure of implied options volatility reflecting relative fear or
complacency. It is plotted below on an inverse scale to better show the
relationship to the price chart. The "Stool Bands" may reflect
either 6 month or 10-12 month cycles.
Long
Term View
Linear Regression Analysis- The rally off the July-October lows is the
first to fail to reach the upper regression projections within 4 months of
breaking the lower channel in the bear
market. The 1 year
regression is sloping down more sharply than at any time throughout this
bear. Through the magic of METASTOCK, Doc took the 12
month regression
channel with the time span fixed at one year, and moved it across the entire chart. In no prior 12 month period
was the down slope as sharp as it is now. If the SPX fails to break this 1
year regression channel, the market is about to enter a period of extended and accelerated decline. The
last line of defense is the long term central regression projection. When
SPX falls below that, the bottom will drop out.

Long term cycle configurations
are shown on the chart below. Keep in mind that the longer the nominal cycle
length the greater the variance in the actual length of the cycle. The 18
month cycle can range from 12 to 24 months. The nominal 4 year cycle can be 3
years. It can be five years. Four years, give or take a few months has
been most typical, especially in the latter half of the twentieth century,
but a 3 year cycle is not uncommon. In the first half of the century,
cycles frequently lasted 3 or 5 years. Hurst called them
"nominal" cycles because cycles vary in length. Looking at
charts going back 100 years or more you can see that a 1 year variance is
not uncommon for the 4 year cycle.
The 4 year cycle low was
between the April and September 2001 lows. The 4 year cycle actual price high was
probably in January 2002. The rally from the September lows to the final
high in March 2002, was, in essence, a 4 year cycle bull market within a
long term secular bear market. However, the wave high is where the upper
edgeband of the wave envelope contacts the upper band of the next longer
wave. That is probably now, as shown on the chart below. The
degree of speculative mania, during the recent 3 month trading range and the overwhelming trend of
increasing bullishness on the part of the institutional nutcase portfolio
sphincters, is consistent with a major 4 year cycle top. Either that,
or they're all a bunch of damned liars. Or both.
The July-October double
bottom looks like a nominal 18 month cycle low. The 18 month cycle wave high is
ideally due around mid-year but the price high was
probably in December. The wave high will be well below current levels
because the secular trend will continue to decline at a constant or even
an accelerated rate. The 18 month and 4 year cycles should be in gear to the downside into
at least the first half of 2004. At the current secular trend rate of decline, the
mid year 2004 low extrapolates to between 585 and 676. In the event of a
panic low an extreme of 525 is possible. For 2003, the low will
probably be just below 700 late in the third quarter or early in the
fourth. that would be followed by a tepid year end rally of 10% or
so.
Currently the 10-12
month cycle is forming a top, but the 6 month cycle may or may not be near
a low over the next few weeks. The 6 month cycle may have resynchronized from the October
18 month cycle low and could head down into March-April, instead of making
a low in February. The variance in this cycle is a month to 6 weeks. Cycle
lengths of 5-7 months are common. In this case the 12 month cycle starting
down will limit any upside on the 6 month cycle. The probability of
extended periods of decline, with brief interruptions, is high throughout the first half of this
year.
The SPX continues to
hug the top of 18 month cycle channel. This process may now be complete,
although there may be one more attack in March-April, if it hasn't already
completely fallen apart by then. The index should move at least half way,
if not all the way, to the bottom of the channel on the current 13 week cycle down phase,
which is expected to last into March. Then after one or more weak rallies
following "successful retests" of the lows, there will be another
20% killer wave down in the second half of 2003.
(Subject to
change without notice. Dealer title, tax, and tags not included. Consult
your local directory for prices in your area. Past performance is not necessary
to be a Wall Street analcyst.)

The Cycle Conditions tables include cycle
phase and a wild guess as to number of periods to the next turn, in days
for the shortest cycles, weeks (W) or months (M) for the longer ones. This
is a fluid exercise, in other words, the projections are likely to be
wrong, but they force us to be vigilant for key turning points, and
frequently work well enough to prevent costly misreadings.
SPX
Cycle Conditions as of 1/17/03
|
Cycle |
Phase/PTT |
Target |
|
10-12 Month |
Top-Down/5-7
M |
?? |
|
6
Month |
SWD/0-3W |
?? |
|
10-13
Week |
Top-Down/35-50 |
?? |
|
4-7
Week* |
Top-Down/16-21 |
?? |
|
8,13
Day |
Down-Bottom/0 |
895-900 |
PTT - Periods Till Turn
L-Low,
H-High
SWD=
Sideways Down Phase- Trading Range
SWU=Sideways Up
p: preliminary
Too Early: Too soon to project
No Factor: Low amplitude is dominated by larger cycles
* The 4 and 6-7 week cycles are distinct but usually overlap. The dominant cycle is
reported.
Nasgap
Charts
The Nas is expected to
behave more like the SPX with the continued de-weighting of tech. In the interest of publishing the Anals earlier in the evening Doc is presenting
the charts and data without commentary, as it is largely redundant
relative to the SPX commentary above.
Cycle Chart
The stoolicator is a proxy for the dominant
trading cycle, either 6-7 or 10-13 weeks. The 17 day rate of change is a
proxy for the 6-7 week cycle. The 29 day rate of change is a proxy for the
10-13 week cycle. The teal channel is the idealized 2 year cycle.
The light green channel is the idealized 10-12 month cycle. The dark blue
channel is the idealized 5-6 month cycle. The red channel is the 10-13
week cycle.
Long
Term View
The cycle configurations are
similar to those of the SPX. The 12 month cycle is forming a top. If
the 13 week cycle down phase now starting does not break the lows, the
next one will. The 3-4 year cycle low would be due no earlier than mid
2004. Ultimately the 3-4 year cycle low should be around 500, or below on
a selling panic. After the following bull phase, the next bear phase will
end with the Nasdaq folding, and the bigger stocks going over to the NYSE,
perhaps in 2008 or 2009. This years low should be in the third
quarter, just below 800.

Nasdaq Cycle Conditions as of
1/16/03
|
Cycle |
Phase/PTT |
Target |
|
10-12
Month |
Top/0 |
1490
Done |
|
6 Month |
SWD/0-3W |
?? |
|
10-13
Week |
Top-Down/38-53 |
?? |
|
4-7
Week* |
Top-Down/9-23 |
1325
p |
|
8,13
Day |
Down-Bottom/0 |
1360-1370 |
PTT
- Periods Till Turn
L-Low,
H-High
SWD=
Sideways Down Phase- Trading Range
SWUP=Sideways Up
p: preliminary
Too Early: Too soon to project
No Factor: Low amplitude, dominated by larger cycles
* The 4 and 6-7 week cycles appear to have merged into one.
Long
Bong Hit - See top of page.
Golden
Stool Comments 1/16/03
The 13 week cycle remains in a
down phase, the low of which is due within a week or two. Shorter cycles
are mixed and there are a couple of longer term signs that are worrisome,
in particular the slowing of the 1 year cycle oscillator below the zero
line. This kind of thing is not uncommon in an uptrend, but the negative divergence
is so large, that if it resolves to the downside, it would be a real
problem for the bull case, as some stoolies have already positioned
themselves. For now, let's just watch this day by day, because it is
equally likely that this will resolve to the upside after a shallow price
correction. . After some
backing and filling through the end of the month, an extended move up
should ensue. For now, the short cycle downside cmap on HUI remains
139. There's no downside cmap on the price of gold yet. While there's no
reason for alarm, it may be good idea to wait for the ambiguity to be
resolved before adding to long positions. Doc doesn't like the idea of
shorting the precious metals, but he knows that those of you who are doing
so are big boys and girls, and you know what you are doing.
Charts as of 1/16/03 Close
On the longer
term view, things don't look so worrisome, gold still has a 1 year cycle
cmap of 380 to 400, and HUI 180 to 200, both due in the second
quarter.
Uncle
Buck's Illness
Comments1/17/03 7:40 PM.
Uncle Buck got
slammed again. When will the beatings end you ask? He closed Friday at
100.55. The 10-13 week cycle cmap is now 98.50 give or take, but the
6 month cycle cmap has dropped to 93.50. The 13 day cycle low is due now.
The cmap is 99.25. Although a 6 month cycle
sideways up phase is due, the 1 year cycle is heading lower. Chart as of
1/17/03
The 1 year
cycle cmap is 94.50 due late in the second or early in the third
quarter.
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Explanation of Intraday Commentary-Build
charts at http://www.livecharts.com.
For custom time bars insert a comma after symbol and number of minutes,
e.g. compx,90. This will give you a bar chart of the Nas with 90 minutes
per bar. The one day cycle is usually most clear with 8 minute bars and
26/18 stochastics. It varies from day to day. Sometimes 6 minutes works
best. Experiment to find the best fit for your trading style, and the
market's dominant frequency at the time.
The goal here is primarily to monitor the condition of the 8 and 13 day
cycles. I typically use 90 minute bars with 26/18 stochastics for the 13
day cycle proxy on the indices during regular trading hours. Other cycles
use 26/18 stochastics with the following:
8 days- 60 minute bars
5 days- 40 minute bars
3 days- 24 minute bars
2 days- 16 minute bars
1 day- 6, 7, or 8 minute bars
On the 24 hour futures charts, use a time per bar approximately 3 to 4
times the above number of minutes, to represent the cycles listed above.
About centered
moving average projections.
ABBREVIATIONS:
cma: centered moving average
cmap: centered moving average projection
os or ozzie: oscillator
sto: stochastic
swup: sideways up phase
swdp: sideways down phase
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