bulf6285- regarding your questions about the cycle indicator what determines end of bull or bear cycle. First off realize that it's right at times and other times it's early and sometimes you get 2 or even 3 end of bull or bear cycles before the trend is finally turning.  Basically what's happening, let's say price is uptrending, the key is price strongly breaking through a resistance cycle, which signals a trending move like a wave 3. Then on the next pullback if price doesn't overlap and fall back through resistance cycle and you get a pullback and a support cycle it will label that pullback as bullish pullback and the next rally where a resistance cycle forms it will label it end of bear cycle. The key is price breaking through a support cycle for the down side or a resistance cycle to the upside that signals some sort of wave 3, and the next pullback as long as it doesn't overlap the last cycle it will label it bullish or bearish pullback, then the next rally will be labeled end of bull cycle, and if in a downtrend would label it as end of bear cycle. 

https://breakpointtrades.com/blog/post/412143/ 

I don't have time to find idealized examples but see the following chart, notice how price busted hard through that resistance cycle- on the next pullback as long as it did not fall all the way back to that resistance cycle where price broke out from, it would label the pullback as bullish pullback once a support cycle shows up, then on the next rally once a resistance cycle shows up it would label it end of bull cycle (it's trying to guess that it's a 5th wave. That said if price just strongly breaks through that resistance cycle then the wave count is extending and it starts over again