Phi mate turn date and a Major Bradley model turn date
scheduled for August 18th and 19th, 2020.
There is both a Phi mate turn date and a Major Bradley model
turn date scheduled for August 18th and 19th, 2020.
The Phi Mate turn dates agreed with the Bradley model on two
major occasions, the December 24th, 2018 Low, and the March 23rd,
2020 Low. Both Lows led to dramatic rallies.
The fact that we are getting a Phi mate turn date and a Major
Bradley Model turn date scheduled within one day of each other,
August 18th, and August 19th, 2020, is an important warning and
increases the probability of a strong trend turn.
PHI MATE TURN DATESare a cycle trend turn date
where often the relationship of significant tops and bottoms occur
a Fibonacci .618 or .382 number of trading days from each other and
from the all-time inflation adjusted high for the stock market back
in January 2000. This allows us to calculate future trend turn
dates based upon the dates of past tops or bottoms of
significance.
THE BRADLEY MODELis a Cycle trend turn indicator
based upon astronomical alignments. If we look at the four largest
trend turns over the past two and a half years, we see that the
Bradley Model was predicting a turn within two weeks of the major
turns February 1st, 2018, December 24th, 2019, January 17th, 2020,
and March 23rd, 2020. There are major and there are minor Bradley
model turn dates. There have been only two Bradley model turns so
far in 2020, and both were Major turn dates that ended up being
correct. The first pointed to the 2020 crash through March 23rd,
the second pointed to the retracement from March 23rd through
now.
* Note: Turn Dates can be either positive or negative.”
This sort of makes you wonder whether Long subscribes to
McHugh’s site.
One of the bullet points above really jumped out at us –
specifically. “The Phi Mate turn dates agreed with the Bradley
model on two major occasions, the December 24th, 2018 Low, and the
March 23rd, 2020 Low. Both Lows led to dramatic rallies. When we
link this this with the following points, the markets could have a
problem maintaining its upward momentum either up to the turn dates
or after them.
thx for posting, definitely something to keep an eye
on.
HYG is really lagging the SPX here, so I think the market is at
or near a dangerous point. When I look at the charts I could
see it moving down or I could see yet one more pop up like the SPX
to hit that Feb high, sort of a flag look on the 60 min time frame.
I hope we get one more pop but then yes will have to monitor
the charts closely. It's getting harder to find good long
setups
Phi mate turn date and
Posted by elliotw on 14th of Aug 2020 at 09:15 pm
Phi mate turn date and a Major Bradley model turn date scheduled for August 18th and 19th, 2020.
PHI MATE TURN DATESare a cycle trend turn date where often the relationship of significant tops and bottoms occur a Fibonacci .618 or .382 number of trading days from each other and from the all-time inflation adjusted high for the stock market back in January 2000. This allows us to calculate future trend turn dates based upon the dates of past tops or bottoms of significance.
THE BRADLEY MODELis a Cycle trend turn indicator based upon astronomical alignments. If we look at the four largest trend turns over the past two and a half years, we see that the Bradley Model was predicting a turn within two weeks of the major turns February 1st, 2018, December 24th, 2019, January 17th, 2020, and March 23rd, 2020. There are major and there are minor Bradley model turn dates. There have been only two Bradley model turns so far in 2020, and both were Major turn dates that ended up being correct. The first pointed to the 2020 crash through March 23rd, the second pointed to the retracement from March 23rd through now.
* Note: Turn Dates can be either positive or negative.”
This sort of makes you wonder whether Long subscribes to McHugh’s site.
One of the bullet points above really jumped out at us – specifically. “The Phi Mate turn dates agreed with the Bradley model on two major occasions, the December 24th, 2018 Low, and the March 23rd, 2020 Low. Both Lows led to dramatic rallies. When we link this this with the following points, the markets could have a problem maintaining its upward momentum either up to the turn dates or after them.
Source: https://avmmarketwatch.com/2020/07/20/july-20-2020/
thx for posting, definitely something
Posted by matt on 15th of Aug 2020 at 01:44 pm
thx for posting, definitely something to keep an eye on.
HYG is really lagging the SPX here, so I think the market is at or near a dangerous point. When I look at the charts I could see it moving down or I could see yet one more pop up like the SPX to hit that Feb high, sort of a flag look on the 60 min time frame. I hope we get one more pop but then yes will have to monitor the charts closely. It's getting harder to find good long setups
Thank you for posting! Great
Posted by steverobin on 15th of Aug 2020 at 08:11 am
Thank you for posting! Great information.