Stock Market Lindsay Right ShouldersStock-Markets / Cycles AnalysisMay 05, 2015 – 05:52 PM GMTBy: Ed_Carlson Long-time readers will remember Lindsay’s admonition that following extended basic advances (929-968 days) a right shoulder is to be expected. Normally, a right shoulder is a significant high but lower than the high of the bull market. However, Lindsay allowed for the possibility of a […]
Stock Market 6 Month CycleStock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Aug 26, 2014 – 12:51 PM GMTBy: Ed_CarlsonWith the passage of the final high of the 2009 bull market high in the Dow (precisely forecast by the Lindsay model on July 17) our attention now turns to the S&P 500. Unfortunately, Lindsay’s methods only apply to the Dow so we must use […]
Lindsay: The Stock Market 2011 Basic AdvanceStock-Markets / Cycles AnalysisJul 15, 2014 – 06:16 PM GMTBy: Ed_CarlsonOver the past several months I have debated from which low of the 2011 Sideways Movement to count the current basic advance; 10/4/11, 11/25/11, or 12/19/11.The first two lows were forecast by Middle Sections telling us that they are significant and should play a […]
Stock Market New High and the Lindsay ForecastStock-Markets / Cycles AnalysisMay 20, 2014 – 10:48 AM GMTBy: Ed_Carlson
Last week’s new high in the Dow puts the Lindsay forecast into flux. Long time readers know that the advance from the 2011 Sideways Movement was long ago recognized to be the fly in the ointment for forecasting […]
Hybrid Lindsay Anticipates a Stock Market Drop This WeekStock-Markets / Cycles AnalysisApr 29, 2014 – 05:22 PM GMTBy: Ed_Carlson
Last week’s Commentary showed a forecast for an expected high in the Dow near Monday, 4/21/14. Last week’s high came on Tuesday, one day later than expected. This week I will attempt to use […]
Stock Market Three Peaks and a (Complex) Domed HouseStock-Markets / Stock Markets 2014Feb 11, 2014 – 09:07 PM GMTBy: Ed_Carlson
The internet has been abuzz for several weeks about an analogue (discovered by Tom DeMark and popularized by Tom McClellan and others) of the bull market top in 1929 and our current market. […]
