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Update 9/25/02 1:15 PM  Terms and methodology

Up and down every two hours is enough to make a person seasick. Here at 1 PM they are testing the top of the range and the upside cmaps for the 5 day cycle. If they break out, the up phase of the 5, 8 and 13 day cycles will have an upward, as opposed to flat, slope. However, by some counts the tops of all those cycles should be today, and the Treasury note auction should put pressure on the stock market because the new money raised drains funds from the banks.

Obviously all this up and down makes reading the cycles, well...., let's say impossible. But Doc's SWAG is that the 5 hour high is now forming and the longer cycle cmaps will not be broken to the upside. We'll know soon enough if that's wrong. If they do break, look for another 10-15 points up..

Cycle

Phase

Target

Due

5 Hour- 1 Day

Nas

Up-Top 1205-10 Highs 12:30, 2 PM

SPX

Up-Top 832-34 Highs 12:30, 2 PM

NDX

Up-Top 869 Highs 12:30, 2 PM

5, 8 Day

Nas

(SW) Up 1205 Today, Friday

SPX

(SW) Up 835 Today, Friday

NDX

(SW) Up 872 Today, Friday

 

Update 9/25/02 11:00 AM  Terms and methodology

Cmaps for the 1 day cycle lows due  by1 PM are Sphincters 817, Nasty 1180, and 100 Nads 842. Whether they get there or not, look for another pop off the low, until late PM, then down into the bell. 

Update 9/25/02 9:15 AM  Terms and methodology

The jam is on. Like clockwork, overnight, after every Fed meeting. Your free markets at work. The outcome will be the same as always. This is counter cyclical. It will sell off immediately after the open into a mid-day 1 day cycle low.  Expect wild gyrations for  few days. The 5, 8, and 13 day cycle up phases are bucking the tide. They won't make any upside progress, but will cause churning. 

Based on the fucutures, the early highs should be around 828-30 on the SPX and 858-65 on the NDX. That translates to 1195-1205 on the Nas. Doc will post a downside cmap as soon as possible after the peak.

Keep this in mind. The $27 billion auction of 2 Year Treasury Notes comes this afternoon and it will raise $6.7 billion of new money. That will put severe pressure on the markets. Look for an enormous Feed this morning to greases the skids. 

Cycle

Phase

Target

Due

5 Hour- 1 Day

Nas

Top-Down NA 11AM-1PM

SPX

Top-Down NA 11AM-1PM

NDX

Top-Down NA 11AM-1PM

5, 8 Day

Nas

(SW) Up 1205 Today, Friday

SPX

(SW) Up 835 Today, Friday

NDX

(SW) Up 862 Today, Friday

 

Lies, Lies, and More Lies (9/24/02) 

Doc was doing a little trolling for quotes and came across this winner over on CNN Moneylies.  "An investor who has stayed in the market for at least 15 years has never lost money, according to research by Ibbotson Associates." 

The media is always printing lies from Ibbotson, the official dickhead mouthpiece of the mutual fund sales industry. Reporters never question this stuff, even though it is nothing more than a pack of patently absurd, bald faced lies. Ibbotson is one of the greatest criminal gangs in history. They're the ones responsible for the business of "long term stock returns are 11%," and similar nonsense. They get away with it because no one ever questions them. 

Lies, lies lies. Can anyone put a stop to it? No. But the market will. The market will. All in due course. In the meantime, so long as we continue to see AhOL Time Warner and Crapvision and SeeBS. Markethype and the Whore Street Journal and Incestuous Business Daily and all the other financial infomercial media outlets pumping out this kind of disgusting swill, you'll know the market is nowhere near the bottom.

Doc was not surprised by today's action. He continues to believe the cycle and indicator configurations on the charts portend one of the most protracted periods of severe decline in stock market history. We are in the early stages of the third and final leg of the first bear cycle in a secular bear market. And the market is doing exactly what bear markets do at this stage. So sit back in your shorts, kick up your feet, grab a gold one, and enjoy. 


The Feed sat tight both on the rate front, and the Feed front. This is effectively another incremental tightening, as zero Feed is less than the apparent recent growth target of 8%. There are no expirations tomorrow. However, when the market sells off after a Fed meeting, Al's pattern has been to do a big Feed the next day and try to jam the crap out of it. Wednesday will  be interesting, at least.

The  Total Feed remains on the 8% growth channel (blue). The distance below the 10% growth channel continues to increase. Doc speculated that maybe Al was saving up for an enormous Feed blast when the Dow broke the July-August lows. If there's no big Feed now, then when? And if there is a big Feed, will it have any impact? With the cycle picture as bad as it is, it's doubtful. But it should be good for a little pop. Very little.

Three trends are evident on the Feed Index. One is the 10% growth trend beginning in May of 2001. Feed growth has recently been at or below the lower boundary of that trend. The blue channel going back to last December suggests that Al may now be targeting an 8% growth rate. Then there's the golden box which says he's stopped growing Feed altogether over the last three months. 

The Feedometer stayed below its recent range. This is a double bottom in the Feedometer. Normally we'd expect a big Feed from this level. If they don't Feed now, the market collapse could accelerate.  

The Feedometer theoretically measures excess Feed available for bond or stock market jamming.

Long Bong Hit - Cmaps on the 10 year yield are pointing anywhere from 3.30 to 3.60. They closed at 3.65 after hitting 3.59 Tuesday. Panics like this do not end quietly. When it turns, you'll know it. The little guys can cash out. It's the big guys like Fat Ass (FNM), General Custer (GE), and General McClellan (GM) who need to worry. They're stretching the limits of the channels and Short term cmaps for cycles up to 6-7 weeks point to a low of 3.60 but the oscillators show no sign of a turn yet.

 8 Minute Bar Charts 9/24/02
 Dow Jokes Inflatables -189.02

The charts at left  show the prior day's action in 8 minute bars with stochastics at %K 26, %D 18, a proxy for the 1 day cycle. 

In another horrendous performance, the market gapped down on the open and spent the day gyrating wildly lower, much lower in the case of the Dow Jokes and Sphincters Index. The Jokes closed at a new bear market closing low, although they did not break the July 24 intraday low. We should all now pay homage to Big Dick Hooey and Bald Boob Froelich on Crapvision a few weeks back waving their arms, foaming at the mouth and screaming that it was too late to sell. 

The 1 day cycle low came at 12:30. The averages then worked their way higher, then down and up again, after the Fed announcement, to form a double top in a 1 day cycle sideways up phase.  The second high came just after 3 PM. That was followed by a quick broad selloff almost into the bell. Based on the 3 PM high, the 5 hour and 1 day cycle lows would be due from 11:30 to 1 PM on Wednesday. 

The late selloff negated what looked like a low in the 5, 8, and 13 day cycles. The market is trending. 


Dow Jokes Inflatables


The 10-13 week cycle now has a cmap of  7300 due in roughly 2 to 5 weeks. The 6-7 week cycle up phase is a non-issue. It's getting crushed by the crashing 10-13 week cycle wave. The 4 week cycle cmap is 7400. The 4 week cycle is in synch with the 10-13. Forget the 13 day cycle. It's also getting crushed. The Dow is testing the bottom of its short term regression channel. If it breaks below it, look for a snapback rally. If it goes sideways or the downtrend slows, the trend can continue on its present course for weeks.

Portfolio Sphincters Index-SPX -14.43
Nasgap -2.65

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Portfolio Sphincters Index (SPX) and Sentiment

The SPX dove toward the lower line of its linear regression channel from the August high. Both the 17 day and 29 day rates of change are still downtrending, suggesting sustained downside, but the 17 day rate of change is on the cusp of a signal for a brief reaction rally. It could also break down again. We can't anticipate because it could go either way. 

The trend is your friend. When the 10-13 week cycle wave is coming down hard, the 6-7 week cycle becomes a non issue in the big picture, but it is still capable of generating a brief spike to the upside lasting a couple of days. Whether a 6-7 week cycle low is in or not is irrelevant in the big picture. 

The superimposed 6-7 week cycle oscillator is still rising from the lowest level it has reached in this bear market. The indicator will continue to correct upward barring anything less than a total collapse in price. The rise represents a subtle, virtually unrecognizable positive change in momentum, which is, in fact, the cycle up phase. The crashing 10-13 week wave is overwhelming whatever buying this cycle cohort is doing. As the up phase goes on, the market's vulnerability to sharp drop will only increase. 

The 10-13 week cycle oscillator tends to mimic price action more closely. It is collapsing. It should be 2 to 5 weeks before a cycle low. It looks like this indicator will make a record low in this move.  

The VIX rose only slightly to 45.38. It remains in the center of the inverted scale 6 month cycle Stool band. There is actually less fear now than there was when the market was at the same price level in July. A reading in excess of 60 is likely before the next 10-13 week cycle low. Where it will settle at the ultimate market low is anybody's guess. Making the assumption that certain levels are extreme does not work when markets are trending. Sentiment indicators are useless when used that way. We can never know what "extreme" is without actually charting the indicator just as we would a stock or index price.  When it goes through a channel, it's extreme.

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 dark blue overlaid line is the 10-13 week cycle oscillator, while the red line is the 6-7 week cycle oscillator.

The short cycle oscillator, (chart below) continues down, in position to drop for several more days at the current rate. This indicator tends to hit the "bottom line" at 4 or 6 week intervals, mimicking those cycles. By that measure the next good low looks to be about a week away.

The 10-13 week cycle oscillator is accelerating down, but is still well above the 50% line, room and time enough for a huge drop from here. The 6 month cycle indicator still has not topped out, leaving us to wonder what kind of disaster lies ahead when this indicator turns down. The same goes for the 10-12 month cycle indicator. This looks like only the early stages of possibly the greatest extended collapse in history. The preliminary downside cmap is 650 for the 6 month cycle low due in early 2003. Short cycle cmaps are now 770-810. The 10-13 week cycle cmap is 720. Look for a weak rally off the test of the lows, then another leg down.

The red channel is the idealized 2 year cycle. Dark blue is the 01-12, or 6 month cycle. Teal is the 10-13 week cycle. Purple is the 4 or 6-7 week cycle. 

Fiber Nacho Dump- Support levels and downside targets.

Fiber Nacho Reflux- Resistance levels and upside targets

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 9/24/02

Cycle

Phase/PTT

Target

6 Month

Top-Down/4 Mos.

650p

10-13 Week

Down/9-24

720

6-7 Week

SWU/7-14

No Factor

20-25 Days

Top-Down/6-11

770

8,13 Day

Bottom/0

790-810

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


Nasgap Charts

The Nas set another new bear market low but held up better than the rest of the market. Who was buying? Shorts being our own worst enema, we were, of course. 

The 17 and 29 day rates of change remain in downtrends. Short term lows are usually preceded by a small double bottom or positive divergence in mo. There's a tiny divergence in the 6-7 week oscillator. Nothing to get excited about yet, but if it continues for a few days, look for one of those 2 day wonder rallies. The 10-13 week cycle is in a down phase that should last 2-5 weeks, plenty of time for a lot more downside, even with an intervening bounce.

The 6 month cycle indicator is topping out. It's late, and it portends that this downtrend will steepen before it hits a bottom months from now. For starters, the very preliminary indication for the January-February 6 month cycle low is 1000. It should drop more unless there's a big intervening rally. 

The 4 week cycle is heading down in gear with the 10-13 week cycle. The power of these combined waves is creating a rip current that pulls everything with it. Maybe it's more like a vacuum - a vacuum of buyers that sucks everything into it making money disappear in the process. The probability of a meaningful rally within less than two weeks is low. But the short cycle oscillator is in the bottoming zone, so a minor pop or holding action remains likely at some point within the next couple of days. It should be shortable.

The long term cycle channel has two possible paths. Doc chooses the lower one. The most bullish case would be for things to bump along within the dotted line channel for months. But if Doc is right, and this is a six month cycle top, the Nasty is  headed for a  three digit number. The 10-13 week cycle projection is now 980-1025. Doc expects at least one more 10-13 week wave after this one, leading to a new low to complete the 4 year cycle.

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.

Fiber Nacho Dump- Support levels and downside targets.

Fiber Nacho Reflux- Resistance levels and upside targets

Nasdaq Cycle Conditions as of 9/24/02

Cycle

Phase/PTT

Target

6 Month

Top-Down/4 mos.

1000p

10-13 Week

Down/9-24

980-1025

6-7 Week

Bottom/0

1160

20-25 Days

Down/6-11

1020

8,13 Day

Bottom/0

1090-1150

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


AM Edition Features (Previous) These features are in morning edition, published around 9 AM ET US, or the Saturday Weak End Edition, published, uh, let's see, Saturday! 

Golden Stool

HUI dropped to its downside cmaps on an intraday basis, then rebounded strongly. The uptrend channel remained intact. A 4 week cycle low is now due. Either this cycle or the 6-7 week cycle have been the dominant short term cycle. The short cycle oscillator is in the bottoming area and has begun to turn up. Doc will look for a short term base to form, then a push to test the highs. The gold price is already making that move.

Uncle Buck's Illness

Buck is topping out the 6 month cycle up phase. The first move will be back to the 105 area. Doc keeps wondering what he'll sell off against. Consider the alternatives. They're all in the sick ward too.

Suctor Watch  

Aerospace- May bounce on landing.

Bonkers- May bounce a bit to complete 6 month cycle top.

Consumer- 10-13 week cycle down phase has a way to go.

Retail- Ditto

Druggies- Hunchback may return to scene of crime before heading lower.

Biodrech- Hunchback returns to scene of crime, will flee farther south. 
 

Preying on the Sick and Helpless-Public hates HMO's. Get no sympathy from investors now either.

 Housing Bubble- Forming massive top. Completes at 300, bounces then breaks down.

Not Much Energy - No demand. No safe haven.

Transvestites- Not popular with the public.

Small Craps- May try to resurface before being flushed.

Dirty SOX- No such thing as support. Only inconsequential bounces on the way to oblivion.

Soft Where- Weak bounce from double bottom, then break down.

Nutworkers- Still in the nutcracker.

Internuts- Double bottom bounce then breakdown.

Telecommies- Ditto

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Citicorpse- Double bottom bounce, then lower the casket.

JPM- Already dead. Do dead people bounce?

General Custer- Makes last stand at 25.

General McClellan- Finally crosses Potomac. horses drowned. Dead bodies float to surface Soon.
 

Fat Ass- Gets a little bounce, or else collapse. Or both.

Wally- Building a top. Give it time.

PiG- Ditto

Market Maker Mafia- Busted!

AhOL- Big stinker floats awhile longer.

Amazin- Bears biggest aggravator.  (Audio)

Mr. Bill - Another triangle breakdown. Bill will return to scene of crime before fleeing south.

Tell- More downside ahead, but could return to scene of crime first.

Crisco- Slides toward level formerly known as support, but there's no such thing in a bear market.

Farmer in the Dell- But not for much longer. Barn door covered with poop.
BM- Too much junk food makes turd sinke fast. 

 

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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.

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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