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The Stock Market and FED Day: What Next?

Last time I wrote that I believed that the market would fall into my next cycle projection low due on the FOMC meeting announcement day, April 29. It came early today and forced us to cover our short positions and go long (this market will keep you on your toes for sure). More than half the battle trading the market is recognizing when you are wrong.

Anyway, the chart below shows what I believe is going to happen into next week:

S&P500 Hourly Chart
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We have a big gap to cover and it should do that by Friday this week. The 8 TD low can go out to 10 TD's. Today was the 4 TD low. The Wall Cycle came early too. This looks like a repeat almost of 2 weeks ago (only the sell-off today was more pronounced).

 


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