S&P500 Short Term Market Breadth Analog Forecast Starting Mar 16, 2015
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Review of Mar 9, 2015 Forecast
Downside risk within 2.5% was realized and Trend Down was in force all week. First posted forecast did a good job.
Forecast Starting Mar 16, 2015
Summary of the S&P500 short-term forecast based on my proprietary market breadth analog model as of the close of March 13, 2015:
Mild bullish bias pointing to up drift of 1% or more in coming 5 trading days.
Critical decision to be made in the week after should down trend on daily wants to continue.
A move beyond 2% from previous week close is unlikely.
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Short Explanation About The Model
My market breadth based analog model takes into account the short term volatility, daily market breadth readings and a few other intraday breadth data to identify the current market conditions. Using the information, the model then went through the historical data over the past 20 years to generate its statistical analysis. The model has been pretty good at identifying important swing tops and bottoms over the past few years by providing early warnings about potential volatility upticks.
Review of Forecast for Apr 20, 2015
First attempt to go higher last week was capped at the 1.5% boundary as forecasted last week. Yet by mid week the selling failed ...
Review of Forecast for Jun 15, 2015
The expectation of volatile price actions was correct with 1% swing down and then 2% straight up. The swing top potential is there given ...
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Review of Forecast for Oct 5, 2015
Gap and go week ruled out the potential of sharp pullback until next major resistance. Calmer market condition expectation was totally correct as VIX ...
The current snapshot of 3-Day Advance Issues, Tick16 Short Term + Long Term as of 2012 Aug 17 Close.
Readings
1. 3-Day Advance Issues having divergence top against S&P
2. Tick16 ST ...
Advance Decline Issues, by its very natural, is noisy. Its values can be jumpy from day to day making it hard to interpret the information offered by the market breadth ...
Review of Forecast for Dec 14, 2015
Bottoming call worked out. Got the 2.5% and more rally as well. Premium members learned that a complete reversal was expected starting Thursday as ...
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Review of Forecast for Apr 13, 2015
All attempts to go higher last week are capped below the 1% boundary as forecasted last week. Forecast of strong downside risk was also ...
Review of Forecast for Nov 7, 2016
Monday gap up and go as forecasted that a bounce is due on Monday. By Tuesday the up push was more than 1.5% and ...
S&P500 Short Term Market Breadth Analog Forecast Starting Mar 16, 2015
Review of Mar 9, 2015 Forecast
Downside risk within 2.5% was realized and Trend Down was in force all week. First posted forecast did a good job.
Forecast Starting Mar 16, 2015
Summary of the S&P500 short-term forecast based on my proprietary market breadth analog model as of the close of March 13, 2015:
Report Snapshot
Short Explanation About The Model
My market breadth based analog model takes into account the short term volatility, daily market breadth readings and a few other intraday breadth data to identify the current market conditions. Using the information, the model then went through the historical data over the past 20 years to generate its statistical analysis. The model has been pretty good at identifying important swing tops and bottoms over the past few years by providing early warnings about potential volatility upticks.
For the technical explanation of the concept, you can read about it here, Market Breadth Primer: Market Breadth Analog Forecasting Method
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