I discovered the "Old Reliable" cycle several years ago. It is a very powerful cycle, and it creates several KeyTurningDates in a 12-month period.
Here are the 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, 2005, and 2004 turning dates that were projected -- in advance --for the "Old Reliable" cycle. Take a look at your charts and see what the market did following these dates:
2009:
March 30, which was a significant low that was followed by a nice rally; May 8, a high followed by a sharp drop; June 19, a high that was followed by a sharp drop of 200 Dow points the very next trading day; July 1, which was followed by a sharp drop; October 21, which was followed by a sharp drop...
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2008:
January 22, which was a major low and was followed by a large rally over the next few days; March 31, which was a low and was followed the next day by an explosive upmove; April 14, also a low that was followed by a large rally over the next 3 days; May 9, another low, this time occurring on a Friday, that was followed by a 4-day rally; August 11, which was a MAJOR high in the stock market; and November 26, when a slight new high was made the following trading day, followed by a drop of over 650 Dow points the very next trading day! Wow! Now you see why we call it "Old Reliable"!
2007:
February 20, after which the market plunged 700 Dow points over the next 5 trading days and buyers of OEX put options made 500 percent and more on their trades; April 12, when the market bottomed and then embarked on a rally of 350 Dow points over the next 6 trading days; May 10, when the market fell almost 150 Dow points in a single day; June 20, when the market peaked on the day forecast and then declined sharply over the next 5 trading days; September 10, when the market made a low and then began a huge rally; October 31, when the market made a high and the Dow fell by a whopping 360 points the very next day...
2006:
January 10 (a high the next day was followed 6 trading days later by a 200-point plunge in the Dow); March 31; May 23; June 21; September 8; October 26; and November 28
2005:
January 24; February 22; May 13; July 5 (a high that resulted in a sharp downmove into the next projected KeyTurningDate of July 7, a spike low -- and extremely profitable trade -- coincident with the London terrorist bombings; August 2; October 20; and December 9
2004:
January 14; March 8 (followed by a large decline over the next several trading days); April 6; June 24; August 16 (followed by a large rally); September 13; and November 30
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