No secondary reaction for stocks yet
US STOCKS
The primary and secondary
trend is bearish, as explained here:
Here is an additional post
concerning the likely decline to follow primary bear markets signals:
On February 11, 2016 the
Industrials and SPY violated their January 20 closing lows. The subsequent
rally has not hitherto managed to better the January 29th closing
highs (for the SPY and Industrials). Even if such minor highs were broken out,
we would not have two indices that rallied for at least ten calendar days, and
hence we are still relatively far from declaring the existence of a secondary reaction.
GOLD AND SILVER
The primary trend is bearish
as explained here.
The secondary trend turned
bullish on January 26, as explained here
On February 16th,
GLD after having declined for two days, and going from a closing high of 119.06
to a closing low of 114.77, set up both precious metals for a primary bull
market signal. GLD declined -3.6%, which in volatility adjusted terms, given the
current volatility levels of the SPY and GLD, is a movement of sufficient
magnitude. More about the rationale of volatility adjustments and how I perform
them, here.
SLV did not even managed to
decline for two days. However, to set up markets for a primary bull/bear market
it suffices to have just one index. The principle of confirmation does not
apply on this specific instance, as was explained in depth, here.
So now we have SLV and GLD set up for a primary bull market signal. If the GLD’S
2/11/2016 closing highs and SLV’s 2/12/2016 closing highs were jointly broken out, a primary bull
market would be signaled.The short horizontal red lines at the right side of the charts display the current relevant levels to be broken up for the primary bull market to be signaled.
Here you have an updated chart:
Finally GLD deigned to decline for two days with enough magnitude....alea jacta est |
GOLD AND SILVER MINERS ETFs
The primary trend is bearish,
as explained here.
The secondary trend is bullish as explained here.
Sincerely,
The Dow Theorist
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