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LET'S LOOK AT THE S&P 500 INDEX

Last week I though we could see a rally into the 8th of March provided it
could stay out of the congestion at 1369. That didn't occur and the index collapsed
into Tuesday. So the rally never appeared. The move up on Wednesday was a weak
rally and now with yesterday's move down there is a one day counter trend in
place which does indicate the possibly of a capitulating or panicking trend
down.
Because the index did not get back above the previous high and has set in
a lower high with a SPACE between the last low and the rally high the odds
favor the current leg down is still intact and will like go to marginally below
the exhaustion low. And that will complete the first leg down in this bear
trend. A rally will follow of 60 or 90 calendar days but will be a counter
trend rally. Prior to my seeing the rally that didn't exists the forecast was
for a marginally higher low or marginally lower low. Then a major counter trend
rally followed by a resumption of the down trend. I thought the 34 day cycle
for high on the 26th of February would only bring in a consolidation of the
move up and not a reversal. So I'm not very confident I have the time vibration
understood at this juncture. This is a fast move down following a sideways
pattern and because of the capitulation style of trend it will need to exhausts
into the low and should be obvious. Prices could be 1254 to 1260 or 1232 to
1238. It did close on the low and many times that is a temporary exhaustion
but with the last rally at 11 days, as you can see, the weakest rally during
the entire decline there could be another panic down to marginally below the
January low. Consensus is down to levels for a low but is not precision timing.
LET'S LOOK AT THE FTSE DAILY CHART

You can see this is the same basic picture only it is still holding the obvious
support. But showing a one day counter trend at the "obvious" is a set up that
can be followed by a fast move down. Previously I had indicated today the 8th
would be a cycle that could bring in a significant low but cycles represent
a probability and the pattern of trending is reality and that appears quite
scary at this time due to the one day rally. There will be another thrust down
due to the internal markets. The key will be what occurs the next trading day
and what occurs in the NASDAQ.
LET'S TAKE A QUICK LOOK AT THE NASDAQ

The pattern of trending is showing 4 rallies each weaker than the previous.
Something that logical would make one believe a panic move down could start.
When this pattern shows up at a high level it is an extremely bearish pattern
and indicates distribution. Showing up after the index has an exhaustion doesn't
have the same bearish probability and could (?) represent a struggling move
down toward the exhaustion low for a low. So it is not as scary as it might
appear except for the one day rally that is failing. Follow through to the
downside after another down day would present a panic in progress. Holding
around this level would show a struggling trend down to establish a low against
the exhaustion low.
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