After wednesday, markets started going into a narrow range, moving a little higher and higher on light volume. A bearish wedge is forming.
Yesterday, I reviewed the price targets and gave alternative scenarios. Scenario 2 is out. If the markets do not fall below 1248 on Tuesday, then the price actions of yesterday will conclude that we are still in C wave of the wedge, and we have D & E to go. This also implies that there will be a spillover high on 27th Dec (markets are closed 26th).
23rd Dec is a cycle turn in my books and giving +-2 days, 27th Dec is acceptable. Since 1260 has been exceeded and if we are still in C wave, the targets will be raised to1270-1275. Also, 1270 is 0.618 extension of the rise from 1158 to 1267.
But If the markets start falling right away and goes below 1248, it is a warning that a top has already been in place at 1265.
I remain confident just like last week and I stick to my view that we are going into general weakness till the first week of Jan.
As volume is light, I expect markets to be either in a narrow range or start falling next week.


We formed a narrow range bear flag on the VIX hourly chart, so we could see a lower vix next Tuesday corresponding to a higher high on the SPX. Look at the MACD, it has crossed up and if Tuesday sees a lower VIX but with a higher MACD, there we have it, the recipe for a turn. Both the hourly and dailies would be on positive divergence.

Same analysis ties with USD's picture. This is a daily chart. MACD has crossed down, tying with a rise in markets on Tuesday, but as price is now on support so I wouldn't expect to see a big drop in USD. Its MACD should cross up soon.
Lastly, this is a season to be merry. I would like to express my gratitude for your support and I wish everyone a wonderful Christmas and have a great long weekend.
See you again next Tuesday.
Merry Christmas. Thanks for sharing. Normally year-end is bullish if Santa rally is in.
ReplyDeleteI really puzzled by weakness into first week of Jan as noormally year end is bullish. Look forward to the analysis of how you see the trend
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