August 2008 – T Theory® Update
During August I will post weekly Monday morning comments concerning the Daily Short Range T chart as usual. Later in the month I will begin to introduce the long term picture from the prospective of my T Theory 40 Year Cycle concept which I think will bring a unique perspective over the long term that is not recognized by any other conventional concepts.
Update for August 25
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The new chart shows a perfectly fine example of a Bear type of time symmetrical (112 days) T, sketched in the S&P plot, which confirms a peak in the S&P a week ago at the black 55 Day Moving Average (MA).
Within T theory, this is sufficient to conclude the next move is down to the green dashed line currently S&P 1224.
Also note the blue momentum oscillator is beginning to weaken, suggesting a top is forming at the 55 Day MA , now at S&P 1296.
Update for August 18
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No confirmation yet of topping at the 55 Day MA at mid-channel for the S&P. However the market won’t stay on the 55 Day MA for very long; it will either decide to move up to the red dashed line or down to the dashed green line. So we probably need another week to confirm the new Ts status.
Update for August 11
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As of last Friday the S&P has risen up to the 55 Day MA, now 1300.
If my forecast of a Bear T scenario is correct we will see this act as resistance to a further advance and in a few days the market will turn down.
If for some reason the more bullish scenario develops the S&P would have to penetrate the 55 Day MA, get above 1300 in a sustainable way, then use the black line as support for corrections.
In any case the difference should become obvious next week.
Update for August 4
The first task for the new month is to see the S&P peak, as it appears to doing, at or near the 55 Day MA currently at 1304. As discussed last week the current T is likely to collapse after a short initial rally thereby allowing the market to decline through its right side. All we need to do over the next two weeks is to observe the expected topping and later resumption of the decline to new lows.
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