March was an excellent month for our LT wave.
Expected strength in the first week was a bit short-lived, but then we got the expected weakness until the 15th. The rest of the month was projected to be stronger again and it did by rallying 400 points! It doesn’t get much better than that.
Here how it is expected to continue in April:
The stronger period is on its last legs and mild weakness should set in for the rest of the month. It’s only mildly negative, but that makes it harder to rely on. After the results of last month you may feel more tempted to put some money on the line, but personally I would take a pass on this graph.
Normal caveats apply: don’t bet the farm on LT waves.
Danny, I have been publishing on vectorspike.blogspot.com for a few years now and only recently began working on cycles in greater detail. I studied a lot of the work done by Martin Armstrong regarding cycles and particularly how they relate to the universal ‘Pi’ constant. His conclusions point to an 86.5 yr cycle which is remarkably close to the 88 yr cycle you reference. I take another approach at the moment that recently created a 3/27/22 target which happened to be the date of a conjunction between the Moon, Venus, Mars and Saturn and was something I did not see coming. The calculation was done in January this year and had no astronomical data included in the variables. The same calculation process is targeting the 4/20/22 thru 4/27 and potentially into early May [just for reference]. This aligns closely with the lows on the wave you published, coincidentally. We have agreed previously on some short term target date zones. I was wondering if you have looked at Martin Armstrong’s work and what you thought. I would be very pleased to discuss my work with you if you have an interest. It is a very fascinating area of research.