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A Blow-off Top Is Coming

As random as their movements may seem on an hourly basis - the market's structure has a message inscribed. They are never random walks - but machinations intended to reward the few at the expense of the majority.

I believe the equity markets are about to audible on those of us anticipating the next shoe to drop in the sovereign debt crisis. What is interesting from the perspective of balance, price structure and momentum, is the market has been trading very similar to the early Spring tape when a certain esteemed economist capitulated practically at the top of the market.

Over the coming sessions, I expect the SPX to find a low ~ 1212 before changing into the jolly old St. Nick - just in time for Christmas. From the perspective of balance, it's seems fitting that this stage of the crisis would be bookended by a similar blow-off move. The market's structure and momentum as expressed in the stochastic indicators exhibits a strong congruency to this Spring.

SPX Blowoff Top

SPX Blowoff Top 2012

 

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