Below 2713 still can the market subdivide lower in strong manner toward 2602.5 (link) and we don’t pretend to squeeze the 2590 level, knowing Joel has a target for Net$ Value at 2603. We gave the benefit of the doubt to this market at the highs, won’t give it at the potential lows.
Previous paragraph was sent to you on Sunday; Monday, we had a good setup to short and we shorted comfortably because the market held below 2713; but today, situation was more complex, so let us explain you why we consider hedging at these levels will be harder:
The market briefly broke below 2644.4 (Alt7link) and this was the only moment the market signaled that could break down, then developed a 1-2 to the upside (Alt7link1-2) and all what a short trade could have done there was to set stops at the top of the wave 1, 2660.7, everything else was “hope” and hope can not make you money. Waiting while a setup holds can, and certainly will, make money, “hoping” won’t. I told you this, so I can tell you that: If we are not going to respect initial line of resistance on this potential b wave higher, better is not to hedge and look for entries on calls.
For tomorrow, I don’t like where the market closed in terms of hourly stochastics (Alt7link), but I don’t plan to short the market, excepting it breaks below 2664 so we can set stops on these shorts just above 2671, additionally, I don’t plan to short if the market strikes 2664 on oversold hourly conditions, doing so could be a receipt for a mess.
Resistance for tomorrow is sitting between 2695 and 2698. But hitting resistance does not mean we are going to short, five down followed by three up below resistance, would lead us to proceed that way.
Think we have defined parameters for tomorrow.
Moore’s 2C-P today was, 8.9, February correction was 7, so we are as oversold as you would expect. Interestingly El_Hombre, posted a chart, attached, finally some institutional buying on NYSE.
Also $AMZN support for tomorrow at 1524.
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The Ratio Adjusted McClellan Oscillator is forming a positive divergence, meaning that selling on the New York Stock Exchange was not quite as broad as it was at the prior low, which penetrated <100> – a danger signal. Two versions for this divergence
No evidence that institutions have begun buying this market in earnest. This pattern was confirmed using Data Trader Pro. Large blocks were bought on Wednesday, sold on Thursday before AMZN earnings.
The Ratio Adjusted McClellan Summation Index has penetrated the 2016 lows without the hint of an upturn.
Ticks: $TICK hit -1474 Wednesday and -1289 on Friday
Weekly stochastics testing February 2018 oversold levels.
Moore’s 2C-P hit 12.6 on Friday. Lowest value we have is 7, hit on 2/9/18
Joel’s Net$ Values: Feb correction saw a point percentage drop of -11.84%. Oct correction is at -10.63%, as of Oct 26th. 2592.60 would equal Feb percentage point drop. Feb correction took $145 billion out of the market. Oct correction has taken $147 billion out of market as of Oct 26th close. Feb correction saw a Net$ drop of 18.88%, For the Oct correction to match that, Net$ would have to hit $828.96 billion. As of the 26th it’s at $874.45 billion. Based on current points per $billion, Net $828.96 should equal approx 2603 SPX. (Notice: If we consider the outflows of 145 billion during February, we have exceeded that correction by 2 billion now, it is needed a 5.20% drop in Net$ values to match February Correction in percentage/outflows terms )
Based on OI, we could go higher into the 31st, just to collapse into Thursday and Friday again.
EW Analysis:
Previously on October 21st: There is serious risk for the market to go fast to 2680 or lower on a break below 2748.3, until then this level is broken, price action looks more like a bottoming scenario.
Previously on October 23rd: market must hold 2722; failure to hold should be shorted with stops at HOD; 2754, invalidation off today’s five up should target 2681 or 2624. A consistent move past 2757 would project 2809 or 2855.
Current
Having hit 2627.4 lows, SPX did the worst we could have expected, developed an ABC off the lows, things would have been glorious for the bulls if we had created five up of such consistent level.
On the downside market hit 2.618 extension and reversed sharply, but this abc off the lows developed on Friday could be a wave iv up that went to .382 retrace of the ½ down within the c wave down (link). Much above 2713 we can not consider higher highs as extensions within wave iv and we must/should assume market bottomed above the 2590 expected level.
Below 2713 still can the market subdivide lower in strong manner toward 2602.5 (link) and I don’t pretend to squeeze the 2590 level, knowing Joel has a target for Net$ Value at 2603. I gave the benefit of the doubt to this market at the highs, won’t give it at the potential lows.
Lets see if Market can advance above 2692 tomorrow, follow through above 2723 will mark an inflexion point that will set 2705 as support thereafter.
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Market broke down below 2748.3 and created a micro waterfall, that was expected… the reversal had some things worth to notice:
1st: Market advanced above 2736 (Alt6link) but failed to advance above 2757 (Alt7tlink), bearish approximations should be still valid below this 2757 line.
2nd: Market managed to create five waves up off the lows, where the initial five up of the move was a diagonal (Alt7link), this is the most constructive case we can make for a bottom at this juncture, for a more reasonable bounce to continue, market must hold 2722; failure to hold should be shorted with stops at HOD; 2754, invalidation off today’s five up should target 2681 or 2624. A consistent move past 2757 would project 2809 or 2855.
3) Additionally, while I have 2757 to be optimistic, we need to advance above 2765 per Avi’s considerations in order to look for a breakout, fundamental fact for this divergence, is that what I am counting as five up off the lows, Avi is counting it as an abc.
No new lows on $QQQ.
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As of mid-Oct. 2018, it is the first time since the March 2009 low where it is in a position to have completed a typical five wave Bull trend and completed the 9+ year advance that could be followed by a corrective decline of 20% or more lasting at least several months if not 2-3 years.
The largest correction since the March 2009 low has been 9 months and 15.2%. If the Bull market has topped, we should expect a decline greater in degree or time and price than any of the corrections within the Bull trend. This higher time frame correction should last longer than 9 months and be greater than 15.2% (May 2015-Feb. 2016, W.(4).
A typical correction would reach the area of the W.4 of lesser degree (May 2015 – Feb. 2016) at 2135-1810 or a 27%-38% decline from the Sept. high. This coincides with a 50% retracement of the Bull trend from the March 2009 low if Sept. 2018 is indeed the W.(5) top.
Only a trade below the April 2018, W.4:(5) low will confirm the W.(5) Bull market high is complete. However, initial warnings it is complete have been made as shown on the weekly and daily charts that follow. Bear trends are just like Bull trends, never straight down but wii have weekly highs and lows. A trade above the Sept 30 high would void this count.
Having said that, With a trade below last Thursday’s low a Weekly and possibly longer term Index high are confirmed. Target Zone for this 1st section down (W.1 or A) are on chart. At this point I would not go short in the hole. nce W.1 or A is complete a corrective bounce (50-62%) should occur). Weekly charts are deep OS. – Please join our Trading room to stay up to date with market updates..
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$QQQ: Nasdaq’s Ratio-Adjusted McClellan Oscillator was at -95 on Thursday, October 12th. In the last 20 years (>5000 trading days), there have only been 8 readings lower than that.
$VIX: Spot VIX Index on Friday was still above all of its futures contracts, which is a sign of a washout bottom.
Liquidity: It has marked a bottoming condition for prices when it has been this low before, e.g. 2009, July 2011, Jan. 2016..
Internals
Moores’ 2CP: sitting at 21 for now, lowest reading that has been hit during this correction was 16.3, on Tuesday, October 16th. For comparisons purposes, lowest level hit this year, was on March 28. TNA closing price for that day was 65.40 and Moores’ 2CP hit 9.5. This information is relevant, a 2C-P lower than 9.5 combined with TNA closing price above 65.40 should be considered bullish.
Expirations: for this week is still looking down, next weeks are looking flat, so any call using 11/02 expiration on SPX should not be productive. We need more information from OI to make a clear call.
FNG’s cycles: are showing a bottoming action into this week, followed by a rally until November 7th or 8th.
$BPSX: continue trading at bottoming áreas, very oversold.
Volatility: Weekly, is trading below lower bollinger bands and still could spike down, for that reason we need to continue watching support and resistance on SPX. Daily volatility is low enough to indicate a bottom in place, at least for a b wave up to 2860. I stress that if we see 2860 and a C wave down develops, there is not actual support we can talk about
Princely’s ONE-VXO, still at reversal area, no change on this medium term indicator.
EW analysis
October 10th
For the close, after hours market is facing all what we could give; SPY is closing at 276.09 (Altlink2); QQQ is at 169.86 (Altlink2) while SPX futures are at 2769, too close to 2760 (Altlink2).
While SPY has scarcely held 276, QQQ has held more consistently the 169.86 line. For the market to rally at least to 2860 is necessary to take 2809 and 2821 on SPX. There is serious risk for the market to go fast to 2680 or lower on a break below 2748.3, until then this level is broken, price action looks more like a bottoming scenario.
$QQQ should go for 183.60 or 186.22 to complete a full retrace off the lows. If these b waves play out, should be a good opportunity to get liquidity back.
$SPX Stocks on SAR buy signals 198, improved
$NDX stocks on Sar Buy Signals 43, good improvement
$SPX Stocks closing above T line 162, has certainly improved.
$NDX Stocks closing above T line 21, improved
CNN Fear & Greed = 14 Extreme Fear
Have a nice day.
Carlos
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NDX dipped below 7162 and QQQ dipped below 174.05. These lines were the last secure lines we could have expected to provide standard support (Alt1link) for the technological sector. Additionally SPX lost 2809 with strength (Alt1link).
For the close after hours market is facing all what we could give; SPY is closing at 276.09 (Altlink2); QQQ is at 169.86 (Altlink2) while SPX futures are at 2769, too close to 2760 (Altlink2).
So please allow me to tell you that we should be relieved with today’s levels, but there is something that is extremely worrisome and is the fact that IWM is crushing every short term support (Altlink2). We had already observed that IWM had met its long term target off 2009 lows, so we should not pay attention to this and trade SPX and NDX without even looking at Small Caps but the action out there is very disturbing. While IWM was above 160 I still calculated probabilities for this ETF to meet 178, but with today’s action that target became extremely doubtful.
So, why did we stay long until here? Well, I still was trying to get 2905 to trim positions, specially on AAPL that was holding very well, I truly thought AAPL could hit 231 if we could get 2905, so I had my eyes on it.
As we mentioned, the market has hit all levels we could allow, so if for a moment we assume market met a bottom line today, we will put targets at 3009 for SPX and 194. I want to stress that while market can extend above 3009, believe me when I tell you, the return does not worth the risk.
Finally, please have in mind, we have over weighted the strongest management money can buy. $AAPL, $MSFT, $QQQ, $AMZN, $FB, $BA.
Indications for a bottom:
$BPSX is truly oversold, could go lower, yes, maybe to 10 line, but rarely hits that low and usually marks a multi month bottom period.
Volatility weekly: Implied volatility is looking decent, while inverted volatility still could price additional fear. Indexes can’t allow more downside based on wave counts, so a pike down probably make us rework our counts to another c wave up off February lows that points to 3150; but that would only apply if we hit 2738 and bounce back above 2780 with significant risk at 3022. Too much risk at 3022 if this count plays out. Fibonaccis here (Altlink3)
Volatility daily: All values are supportive for a bottom.
Moores’ 2CP is at 29.6
Princely’s ONE/VXO, daily is at reversal area. Additionally stochastics on all indexes has met lower levels.
Market Mood models from Dr. Cari: Today’s big move day panned out, and it was also a down day. Tomorrow’s MMI is also close down, but is likely to be a consolidation day. Friday remains uncertain and the preliminary for the weekend is looking up so far. The MAM signal of a major low 10/11-18 is confirmed.
Oct 10 15:48:28
For a while now, we’ve been looking for a low in October. A close below 2850 today will confirm the MAM signal of a major low between 10/11 and 10/18.
Oct 10 11:49:50
While from the outside could be considered we are only watching market to fall apart, reality is speculators could write many counts here and is the work of an analyst to send analysis, but my duty is to tell the levels until now broken don’t imply the end of the markets.
Based on long term charts, I reaffirm you, this is not the end for SPX and observing DJI, considering entire price structure, probabilities for the high to have been hit, are dramatically lower (Altlink5). Targets 3009 for SPX and 194 for QQQ
Have a nice day.
Carlos – Many thanks to Joel Withun
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