Stock Market Stalls at Broadening Wedge Trendline
Stock-Markets / Financial Markets 2011 Nov 28, 2011 - 12:47 PM GMTSPX appears to have stalled at the Broadening Wedge trendline. This trendline may be challenged, since 17% of all Broadening Wedges see either a challenge of the lower trendline or a throwback into the wedge itself. The obvious second target is the 50-day moving average at 1206.57.
Should the bounce fail sometime today, there is an alternate view that the decline may extend to December 8. Otherwise, the standard view is that the reversal may happen tomorrow, with the next cycle bottom coming in on December 7.
Last week I suggested that the cycle in GLD may invert and attempt to challenge intermediate-term trend resistance at 166.50. Although the cycle model projected the turn date to be last Friday, we may have seen the holiday weekend delay the move. In any event, we must treat this move as a counter-trend bounce that has only achieved a 38.2% retracement. The rally may extend to the end of today with a possible move to the 50% retracement, but the chances are only 50-50 of that taking place. I remain short GLD.
TLT continues its decline to the hourly mid-cycle support at 118.16. The proof of a true change of trend depends on a decline below mid-cycle support and the Broadening Top trendline just below it. The cycle model suggests the decline will continue through the end of December, which may confirm the absolute top in the 30-year rally in Treasury Bonds.
Regards,
Tony
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