We called for a low on July 14. The market bottomed early the next day and began a nice rally. The next day, July 16, the Dow rose by a whopping 276 points -- in just one day!
Our June 1st letter called for a high on June 19. We did see a high on June 19, followed by a decline of over 200 Dow points on June 20!
We called for a high on June 6. The market peaked at the close on June 5. The following day, the Dow fell by 394 points. Not bad!
We are the service that discovered the "Old Reliable" cycle in the Dow and S&P, which last bottomed on May 9, as forecast, and set the stage for a large rally into May 19. (We had called for a sharp decline the first few days of May, into May 9, and that is exactly what happened!) The next "Old Reliable" turning date is forecast for June...[date reserved for Tutorial purchasers and subscribers]... The previous "Old Reliable" turning date was forecast for April 11 and came in one trading day later on April 14, allowing us to get long for a big rally ...Our "Old Reliable cycle" turning date, due April 1, plus or minus one trading day, came in as a low on March 31. The day's price action was lackluster, making it easier to get on board. The following day, April 1, the Dow soared 391 points!! The low we were forecasting for March 11, plus or minus one trading day, came in at the end of the trading day on March 10.
That low was followed by a huge one-day rally of 416 Dow points!!
Read about our recent forecasts below...
Our forecast for a turn in the Dow and S&P on December 26 was correct, as the market made a high exactly on that date. The market subsequently sold off sharply into January 9, a turning date we projected in advance! Our January 15 turning date was forecast as a high. The market peaked at the close on January 14 and sold off sharply the next day...
Our next turning date was another "Old Reliable" cycle turn due January 22, plus or minus one trading day. The market bottomed on January 22, re-tested that low on January 23 and then staged a huge rally of more than 1,000 Dow points over the next 2 weeks. The market then peaked on our next turning date of February 5, plus or minus one trading day, and sold off sharply.
Our next forecast dates were February 8, a low; February 14, a high; February 20 (a low that came slightly late due to the sideways, triangular movement of the market); February 28, a high that was followed by a large decline into out next turning date of March 3, plus or minus one trading day.
We warned in our March letter that any low in the March 3 timeframe might not hold, and that the market might turn down again -- and that is exactly what happened.
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