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| Outlook for Selected Markets. DJIA - NASDAQ - S&P
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| The following forecasts are based upon a selection of
primary tools and the application of a number of simple Gann rules regarding
Time based analysis and forecasting. The 'Change of Trend' (COT) dates should
not be taken to represent dates upon which a significant change of trend
will occur. Suffice to say that according to rules applied, a change in
trend should occur on the given date. How this date is arrived at will be
published in the week following the COT date irregardless as to the success
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| Summary for Week Ending 25th Jan 2002 The previous COT dates for Jan have fizzled with the Jan 7th high missed even though it fell on the anniversary of last years January top. The markets this week have held well considering the battering that could have been expected following the on going Enron fiasco and the Kmart filing. Lower then expected earning estimates for the majors appears to have been already factored in, as reaction to the consistent poor news has landed a number of blows, yet no significant cracks have appeared as yet. Looking at the weekly swing charts for all three markets, new swing lows have been made, the first new swing lows since Sept 21st 2001. A confirmation lower swing high is now required to confirm a Downwards trending market. Should the market turn to medium term bear, then the above forecast dates may come into play with the March 21st last year producing a significant low. Using the scenario of a low, then the likely price points are the standard Gann and fibonacci retracement levels for the current run. If we look back to a previous outlook published 21st Sept last year, the associated Chart shows the significance of the Sept low on a log chart. If this is the beginning of a new bull run, then the first upward wave can expect a deep retracement. Should it return back to the trend line on the log chart, then that would bring the DOW back to the 8380 level, a decline of approx. 1950 points from the Jan High. Looking back through history for a similar range we can see the 6th Sept 2000 - 18th Oct Decline ran for 42 days and gave up 1947 points. Time will tell. The Following Charts have the above analysis highlighted. DJIA See Chart S&P 500 See Chart NASDAQ See Chart |
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