Posted by Danny on October 8, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on October 6, 2018
A few days later than normal, but here is the LT wave chart for October.
The wave did ok for September with the cycle gradually coming back to normal.
Expected weakness in the first week did happen and was followed by a stronger period. The strong period did last a bit longer than projected.
For October we see the weak period stretching until the 5th. The market has dropped indeed. Next week a stronger period is projected, but whether this will take stocks back up to the recent highs is a big question. I think not, but we will see. The second half of October is also weak, so I would be very careful.
Good luck.
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Posted by Danny on October 1, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on September 24, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on September 16, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on September 9, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on September 3, 2018
LT wave had another poor month in August.
The market moved almost completely opposite to the expected pattern throughout the month. Whether that will continue or not is impossible to say. All we can do is be extra cautious and wait for normal situation to return.
Here is the LT wave chart for September:
Weakness is expected to continue until Sep 7th. Since this weak period started on August 18 and has seen only rising prices, we could see a sudden late pullback or a simple continuation of those rising prices. There is no way to tell. A strong period is then projected until the 14th. If no pullback is seen before the 7th then we could get a market top in this strong period.
The final weeks of the month look weak again.
Good luck.
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Posted by Danny on September 3, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on August 26, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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Posted by Danny on October 14, 2018
Outlook for world markets with my brief comments for next week.
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