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Yadda yadda. How's your motha?
PM Update 1/2/03 12:30 PM
Typical first day of the year.
no big deal. Heh heh. Doc had pegged the upside cmaps for the 1 day cycle
at around 903- 905 between 12:30 and 2 PM. The 3-8 day cmaps are aimed at
approximately 910. Longer cycle channels remain flat. So there
should not be much more upside, at least for the next couple of days. Then
we'll see. With the 1 day high in, look for a sideways down phase in the
PM. A 5 hour cycle low is due around 3 PM. The 5 hour and 1 day cycles
should be down concurrently from 1:30 or 2 Pm to 3 PM. No downside cmaps.
Doc doesn't expect much.
The cycle map
below is en estimate of how the market might behave over the next few
hours. Should the pattern be broken, the map should be redrawn to fit the actual.
Cmaps and times
are guidelines only. Cycles vary in wavelength and amplitude. Directional changes
within an hour of the expected turn and a few points of the cmap should be
respected. The indicators rule.
5-8
Day Cycle______ 2-3
Day Cycle_______
5 Hr-1 Day Cycle
Pre Market Update 1/2/03 9:15
AM
Fucutures are higher, as the 3
through 8 day cycles move up. The cmaps for these cycles have moved to
890-892, again based on the fucutures, which can be misleading. The 3 and
5 day cycle highs are due today. It's probably a bit early for the 8 day
high, but not impossible. Keep a close watch on the oscillators around mid
day for signs of a shortable high. The 1 day cycle high, due at 12:30 - 2
PM, only projects to 887, so far. Here is the revised cycle map, based on
the pre market action.
The cycle map
below is en estimate of how the market might behave over the next few
hours. Should the pattern be broken, the map should be redrawn to fit the actual.
Cmaps and times
are guidelines only. Cycles vary in wavelength and amplitude. Directional changes
within an hour of the expected turn and a few points of the cmap should be
respected. The indicators rule.
5-8
Day Cycle______ 2-3
Day Cycle_______
5 Hr-1 Day Cycle
Tuesday's
Markets
Intraday
- The surprisingly bad Consumer Confidence numbers on
Tuesday were what Doc likes to call a rock in the pond. They disrupt
normal wave action and create waves of their own which dissipate over
time. The impact of this rock was relatively small. Things were back to
normal by the end of the day. When a counter cyclical rock hits the water,
it can be traded by waiting for the impulse to die out, then trade in the
direction of the movement back to the normal cycle path. With a 3 and 5
day cycle up phase under way at the time of the news, when the impulse ran
out of gas coincident with the expected 1 day cycle low at 11 AM, that
was, (hindsight being 20-20) a good time for day traders to cover shorts,
and for the bravest among us, scalp a dong position.
After the AM low, they spent the
remainder of the day squeezing the shorts back to unchanged and then some,
into a 5 hour cycle high at 2 PM. That was followed by a little selloff,
into what was probably the five hour cycle low at 3:30. This pattern leads
Doc to suspect the down phase will complete on a 1 day cycle low around 11
AM. That would be followed by a move up into a 5 hour cycle high around
12:30 and a second high around 2 PM.
The upside cmap on the 1 day
cycle was 882. That was met. The 3 and 5 day waves still have unmet cmaps
of about 884-885. That is the tentative target for the upswing on the 1
day cycle into mid-day. Of course, all of this could change depending on
the rest of the world. It is after all really one market that just
rolls around the globe in a continuous wave. So as always, we will revisit
this at 9:15 AM.
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The cycle map
below is en estimate of how the market might behave over the next few
hours. Should the pattern be broken, the map should be redrawn to fit the actual.
Cmaps and times
are guidelines only. Cycles vary in wavelength and amplitude. Directional changes
within an hour of the expected turn and a few points of the cmap should be
respected. The indicators rule.
5-8
Day Cycle______ 2-3
Day Cycle_______
5 Hr-1 Day Cycle
Happy New Year 1/1/03
Doc had a nice holiday with
family and hopes you did too. Many tanks to stoolie Contrarian for taking
Doc to lunch today in Palm Beach. A good time was had by all!
By the way, did you hear the
Mummers strut was postponed in Philly? Looks like they won't be struttin'
in the New Year on Wall Street either.
Now on to a brief rundown of
Tuesday's charts, along with a repeat of last weekend's long term
work.
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The
Feed gave us $2.5 billion in 3 day repos Tuesday, against $2
billion expiring for a $ 500 million net add. $7.5 billion in 7 day repos
will expire Thursday,
along with $5 billion in 28 day repos. Another $3.5 billion in 7 day repos
and the $2.5 billion in 3 day repos will expire Friday. Al better be
Feeding big time or the market is going to have one hell of a
hangover.
Two
trends are evident on the Feed Index, which is the total Fed holdings of
loans and securities. One is the 10% growth trend beginning in May of
2001. The blue channel going back to last December suggests that Al may
now be targeting an 8% growth rate. Look at the 4 week moving
average (brown line) and compare it with the slope of the tow larger
channels for an indication for whether the slope of short term growth is
slower or faster than the 2 longer term trends.
The Great Flatulation Experiment (GFE)
has not helped stock prices.
The Gang of 22 (Fed's primary dealers) have been putting the money right
back into T-Bills, and bonds, as well. Those markets have rallied sharply
in the past few days. But that huge buildup of long positions
in bonds could become a powder keg if there are no takers. Remember, The
Gang of 22 is in the distribution business, not the investment
business. Meanwhile, The Gang has dramatically increased their
shorting as the T-Bond rally got increasingly hysterical. They borrowed $4
billion in securities from the Fed in the last 3 days. This is way,
way above the recent norm, which has typically been, zero. Doc has tracked
this data informally for a year or so. Whenever the dealers started to
increase their borrowing of securities from the Fed, a downturn in the
bond market (upturn in yield) has followed within days. We'll see if that
works this time.
The Feedometer is now beyond the
upper channel line that resulted in Al
pulling in his horns in the past. Things are getting very dicey out there,
as the maniacal pumping has failed to generate any movement in stocks, and
doesn't seem to be stimulating demand in the economy either as both retail
and housing demand softens, and consumer confidence craters. As always,
the next chapter in the story will be told first by the market.
The
Feedometer theoretically measures excess Feed available for bond or stock
market jamming. Al selects a trend level he feels is needed to reflatulate
the economy. The Feedometer measures the difference between the apparent
trend target, and actual day to day Feeding (Fastow Feedometer), as well
as a four week moving average (Snowmo Feedometer). A break above the
orange trendline might indicate a more aggressive jamming policy.
Feed Turdsday Review
(12/19/02) No charts last week. The Fed charts will return next week.
Is the heavy shorting by the
dealers an omen? Bond yields upticked on Tuesday. The
10-13 week cycle cmap now looks like it's in the 3.65 area, still a few
ticks lower. With the short and intermediate
cycle indicators getting into position to signal a low, if they turn up,
that would be good enough. But we'll wait for the turn before jumping to
any conclusions. For now, the trend is still assumed to be down.
(12/27/03) Here's the long term view. It
looks like the low will be retested. That should establish a
long term double bottom, but Doc will wait to make that call again until
after the first rally. Doc doesn't want to start sounding like Big Dick Hooey
of Dreckfuss, and Al Goldbrick of Aged Wards. The long term cycle cmaps remain at 3.50-3.60, so from
a cycle standpoint the assumption must be that it's a bottoming
environment.
Has the Down Injustice Average
reached it's 10-13 week cycle low? Doc still has the cmap at near 8150
using both a 50 and 59 day moving average as a basis, along with the half
span averages. The chart below shows the 50 and 25 day centered moving
averages. The cycle low
could come at any time over the next 8 trading days. An upturn in the 10-13
week cycle indicator would confirm the beginning of the up phase. Until
then, Doc assumes the trend is still down.
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Portfolio Sphincters Index (SPX)
and Sentiment
Cycle Chart
The red channel is the idealized 18 month-2
year cycle. Dark blue is the 10-12, or 6 month cycle. Teal is the 10-13
week cycle.
Short Term Cycles
The 8-13 day cycle low may be
in. It's hard to tell with so little wave action. The 6-7 week cycle low may
also be in the process of forming. The cmap is at 865. There is no sign that the market will do
anything other than drift in a narrow range, even if the cycles turn up.
The good ship Wall Street is becalmed. Now all we can do is sit and wait
for the wind to blow.
10-13 Week Cycle
The 10-13 week cycle is still
in a down phase, due to end within 7 trading days. The cmap now looks like it's
865, but still subject to change. The
cycle indicators continue to point down. The 29 day rate of change remains
on a cusp. We remain day to day insofar as the
turning point for this cycle. Until the indicators turn up, the down phase is still
assumed to be in force.
VIX
VIX declined a bit. (Chart scale is inverted to show relationship with
prices.) The indicator is neutral. Sentiment indicators are most useful at
extremes, and the late November period was a clear extreme, indicative of
an intermediate price peak. It appears now that a move to or through
the 40 level would be sufficient to indicate that the 10-13 week cycle low
would be imminent.
The 15 day rate of change is a proxy for the
4-7 week cycle. The 29 day rate of change is a proxy for the 10-13 week
cycle. The dark blue overlaid line is the 10-13 week cycle
oscillator, while the red line is the 6-7 week cycle oscillator. The VIX
is a measure of implied options volatility reflecting relative fear or
complacency. It is plotted below on an inverse scale to better show the
relationship to the price chart. The "Stool Bands" may reflect
either 6 month or 10-12 month cycles.
Long
Term
Below is our trusty long term
linear regression series chart. This week Doc added a 1 year regression
channel to the end of the chart. We all know about the Sphincters' failure
to hold above the long term regression line for the first time in this bear
market. As a result of the weakness of the recent rally the 1 year
regression is sloping down more sharply than at any time throughout this
bear. Through the magic of METASTOCK, Doc took the 12
month regression
channel with the time span fixed at one year, and moved it across the entire chart. In no prior 12 month period
was the slope down as sharply as now. This implies that the market may be
about to enter a period of extended and accelerated decline. The give-up
phase may finally be here.
That thesis is consistent
with the long term cycle configurations shown on the chart below. Keep in mind that the longer the nominal cycle
length the greater the variance in the actual length of the cycle. The 18
month cycle can range from 12 to 24 months. The 4 year cycle can be 3
years. It can be five years. Four years, give or take a few months has
been most typical, especially in the latter half of the twentieth century,
but a 3 year cycle is not uncommon. In the first half of the century,
cycles frequently lasted 3 or 5 years.
The 3-4 year cycle low was
between the April and September 2001 lows. The 3-4 year cycle actual price high was
probably in January 2002. The rally from the September lows to the final
high in March 2002, was, in essence, a 3-4 year cycle bull market within a
long term secular bear market. The wave high, however, where the upper
edgeband of the wave envelope contacts the upper band of the next longer
wave, is probably now, as represented on the chart below.
The July-October double
bottom looks like a nominal 18 month cycle low. The 18 month cycle high is
ideally due in the second half of next year but could come earlier. The peak should
be well below current levels. After that, the 18 month cycle and the 3-4 year cycle should be in gear to the downside into
at least the first half of 2004. At the secular trend rate of decline the
mid year 2004 low will be between 585 and 676. In the event of a
panic low an extreme of 525 is possible. For 2003, the low will
probably be around 700+/-.
Currently both the 10-12
month cycle and the 6 month cycle are topping out. The 6 month cycle
probably resynchronized from the October low and could head down into
March. Or it could make a low in January. It doesn't matter. The SPX is beginning to fall
away from the top of the 18 month cycle channel. It should move to test
the bottom of the channel, if not within the next 10 days, then on the
next 10-13 week cycle down phase. Then after one or more weak rallies
following "successful retests" of the lows, there will be another
20% killer wave in the second half of 2003.
There you have it, Doc's
forecast for 2003. (Subject to
change without notice. Dealer title, tax, and tags not included. Consult
your local directory for prices in your area. Past performance is not necessary
to be a Wall Street analcyst.)
This
chart shows the 18 month, 3-4 year and 12 year cycles. These are nominal
cycle lengths. The 18 month cycle may be from 1 year to 2 years. The 3-4
year cycle may last less than 3 years or more than 4 years. The lows and
highs of each are marked with color coordinated labels.
The Cycle Conditions tables include cycle
phase and a wild guess as to number of periods to the next turn, in days
for the shortest cycles, weeks (W) or months (M) for the longer ones. This
is a fluid exercise, in other words, the projections are likely to be
wrong, but they force us to be vigilant for key turning points, and
frequently work well enough to prevent costly misreadings.
SPX
Cycle Conditions as of 12/31/02
Cycle |
Phase/PTT |
Target |
10-12 Month |
Top-Down/5-7
M |
650
WAG |
6
Month |
Top-Down/0-7W |
?? |
10-13
Week |
SWD-Bottom/0-7 |
865 |
6-7
Week* |
Mixed/0-4 |
L870 |
8,13
Day |
Bottom-SWU/0-3 |
?? |
PTT - Periods Till Turn
L-Low,
H-High
SWD=
Sideways Down Phase- Trading Range
SWU=Sideways Up
p: preliminary
Too Early: Too soon to project
No Factor: Low amplitude is dominated by larger cycles
* The 4 and 6-7 week cycles have split again. The dominant cycle is
reported.
Nasgap
Charts
Cycle Chart
The stoolicator is a proxy for the dominant
trading cycle, either 6-7 or 10-13 weeks. The 17 day rate of change is a
proxy for the 6-7 week cycle. The 29 day rate of change is a proxy for the
10-13 week cycle. The teal channel is the idealized 2 year cycle.
The light green channel is the idealized 10-12 month cycle. The dark blue
channel is the idealized 5-6 month cycle. The red channel is the 10-13
week cycle.
Short Term Cycles
The 8 and 13 day cycles are
down with a bottom imminent. The cmap
appears to be 1320-1330. The 6-7 week cycle has a couple days to go and
its cmap looks like it
could be as low as 1320. The short cycles are day to day. The low could come at
any time. The 17 day rate of change is on the cusp of an
upturn.
10-13 Week Cycle
All indicators for this
cycle continue down. The 29 day ROC has whipsawed and would be in an
extremely negative configuration if it breaks the
double bottom. The cycle
low is due within 8 days. There is still time for some damage over
the next 5-8 day cycle loop. The cmap looks like 1285 to 1315.
Long Term
The cycle configurations are
similar to those of the SPX. Look for the 18 month and 3-4 year cycle
waves to peak in the first half. The 6 and 12 month cycles just topped
out. After a brief 10-13 week cycle up phase in January, the market will
turn down again, and the lows will be broken later in the Spring. The 3-4 year cycle low would be due no earlier than mid
2004. Ultimately the 3-4 year cycle low should be around 500, or below on
a selling panic. After the following bull phase, the next bear phase will
end with the Nasdaq folding, and the bigger stocks going over to the NYSE,
perhaps in 2008 or 2009.
This
chart shows the 18 month, 3-4 year and 12 year cycles. These are nominal
cycle lengths. The 18 month cycle may be from 1 year to 2 years. The 3-4
year cycle may last less than 3 years or more than 4 years. The lows and
highs of each are marked with color coordinated labels.
Nasdaq Cycle Conditions as of
12/31/02
Cycle |
Phase/PTT |
Target |
10-12
Month |
Top/0 |
1490
Done |
6 Month |
Top-Down/0-7W |
?? |
10-13
Week |
SWD-Bottom/0-8 |
1285-1315 |
4-7
Week* |
Bottom/0-3 |
1320 |
8,13
Day |
Bottom/0-1 |
1320-1330 |
PTT
- Periods Till Turn
L-Low,
H-High
SWD=
Sideways Down Phase- Trading Range
SWUP=Sideways Up
p: preliminary
Too Early: Too soon to project
No Factor: Low amplitude, dominated by larger cycles
* The 4 and 6-7 week cycles appear to have merged into one.
Long
Bong Hit - See top of page.
AM
Edition Features (Previous) These
features are in morning edition, published between 7:30-8 AM ET US, or the
Saturday Weak End Edition, published, uh, let's see, Saturday!
Golden
Stool -
The 10-13 week
cycle upside cmap on gold is either 350 or 359. Take your pick. Given the
typical margin of error, the recent highs are close enough. The 10-13 week
cycle oscillator has turned down, indicating that a top phase is under
way. The 6-7 week cycle upside cmap was 350. There's no sign of a deep
correction. With longer cycles trending strongly higher, the down phase
should result in nothing much worse than a trading range.
The 6-7 week
cycle has entered a sideways down phase that should last about two weeks.
The 10-13 week cycle is at the tail end of its up phase, with a cmap of
151.
Long Term- This is a teenage secular bull, and Doc thinks
that it's about to go parabolic. The 1
year cycle target is around 400. After than, who knows?
But the stocks
may be ready to go parabolic too. If HUI breaks out above 154, 200 should
be a given.
Uncle
Buck's Illness Current chart. Comment in the AM edition.
Long Term- The longer
term view gives us perspective. Buck has broken an uptrend line going back
to 1995. The 1 year cycle is just topping out. The next low on that cycle,
somewhere toward the middle of 2003, is likely to be a 4 year cycle low in
the 93-95 area. That should generate a sizable rally but the secular trend
will still be down.
Happy New
Year! Suctor Watch and Stoolwethers will be posted later this weak
end.
Suctor Watch and Stoolwethers- Now
posted on separate page. Updated each morning between 8 AM
and 9:00 AM NY time.
See you in Intraday
Stool.
Dr. Stepan N. Stool
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Explanation of Intraday Commentary-Build
charts at http://www.livecharts.com.
For custom time bars insert a comma after symbol and number of minutes,
e.g. compx,90. This will give you a bar chart of the Nas with 90 minutes
per bar. The one day cycle is usually most clear with 8 minute bars and
26/18 stochastics. It varies from day to day. Sometimes 6 minutes works
best. Experiment to find the best fit for your trading style, and the
market's dominant frequency at the time.
The goal here is primarily to monitor the condition of the 8 and 13 day
cycles. I typically use 90 minute bars with 26/18 stochastics for the 13
day cycle proxy on the indices during regular trading hours. Other cycles
use 26/18 stochastics with the following:
8 days- 60 minute bars
5 days- 40 minute bars
3 days- 24 minute bars
2 days- 16 minute bars
1 day- 6, 7, or 8 minute bars
On the 24 hour futures charts, use a time per bar approximately 3 to 4
times the above number of minutes, to represent the cycles listed above.
ABBREVIATIONS:
cma: centered moving average
cmap: centered moving average projection
os or ozzie: oscillator
sto: stochastic
swup: sideways up phase
swdp: sideways down phase
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