Primary and secondary trends unchanged for stocks
New ideas to put in written are piling up. I am
finishing the sequel to “divergent interpretations of the Dow Theory”. I feel
this is going to be one important post, as I have conducted a kind of test taking
monthly highs as signals. Furthermore, such a test proves the importance of the
principle of confirmation, importance which increases as we take a longer
timeframe.
Furthermore, I’d like to find time to continue with
the “capitulation” saga. More about capitulation here:
By the way, capitulation is important. Some days ago “Zero
Hedge” noted that the S&P is on course for its best year in history. Well,
such a torrid run up got started precisely on 12/24/2018 when “capitulation” was
signaled.
So I’d better have more time to write soon another “capitulation”
post.
US STOCKS
The primary trend as per
Schannep’s Dow Theory is bullish since
March 1st, 2019 when both the Industrials and the
S&P 500 closed at +19% from the 12/24/2018 bear market closing lows. The
secondary trend is bullish too, as explained here.
The primary trend as per the “Rhea/Classical” Dow
Theory is bullish since April 1st, 2019, as was explained here.
As of this writing primary and secondary trends remain
also unchanged when we measure the trend according to the “Rhea/Classical” Dow
Theory.
Here you have an updated chart. The blue arrow at the bottom chart displays the day (12/24/2018) when capitulation was signaled. The three blue arrows display the day of the primary bull market signal.
GOLD AND SILVER
The primary trend is
bullish since 12/24/2018 as explained here. No changes. We finally got a secondary
reaction on 4/16/2019 when GLD violated its 03/07/2019 closing lows (and confirmed SLV which had done so some days ago). I plotted
Fibonacci retracements so you can see that ca. 50% of the previous primary bull
market swing (from the primary bear market lows to the hitherto most recent
primary bull market highs) has been retraced for both SLV and GLD.
Here you have an updated
chart.
GOLD AND SILVER MINERS ETFs
The primary trend is
bullish since 12/18/2018 as explained here. No changes.
The secondary trend is
bearish (secondary reaction) since 4/18/2019 when GDX violated its previous
03/06/2019 closing lows (and confirmed SLV which had done so several days
before). I plotted
Fibonacci retracements so you can see that ca. 50% of the previous primary bull
market swing (from the primary bear market lows to the hitherto most recent
primary bull market highs) has been retraced for both SIL and GDX.
Here you have an updated
chart.
Big orange rectangles display the ongoing secondary reaction against the primary bull market |
Sincerely,
The Dow Theorist
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