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In a message dated 3/10/00 9:02:37 AM Pacific Standard Time,
derivatives@xxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
<< may I ask what methods giv you the same CIT?
Regards
Peter Karaguleski >>
Sure Peter,....
But the answer is not simple. My own work consists of
basic static cycle analysis,...as well as a form of Gann
analysis I do by hand...using price and time projection,..
(see #1 & # 2below).
Also subscribe to or have access to the work of others (see # 3, 4,
5, etc below). The confluence of these methods pointing to this
03-10 to 03-13 timeframe tells me that it is a likely turning point.
Per my notes the following are aligned to indicate this timeframe as CIT:
1. Short term static 13 mkt day cycle count off 02-23,...which was
17 market days from low 01-28,...and 17 mkt days from 01-04 low date.
2. 03-10 fits as a time ratio "high" off 01-03-200,..and 11-12-99 dates.
3. Short Term Bradley model shows 03-12 as a High,...with decline following.
4. This site...
<A HREF="http://home.golden.net/~laird/TimeSPX.htm";>Time Chart for S&P500
Nature's Time Elliott Wave
Fibonacci R N Elliott Technical Analysis Stock Market</A>
or...http://home.golden.net/~laird/TimeSPX.htm
shows 03-12 as HUGE likely pivot for the S&P500. (I believe
this fellow participates on RT forum....site has been mentioned
previously on RT).
5. Pete Bresnahan (www.trendpulse.com) has a calendar
indicating high likelihood of a turn here (03-10 to 03-13)
6. Parallax Long Scale "weekly" Turn Date #2 (out of six) for
2000 on Mon 03-13. Of all the methods,..this perhaps is
the most significant in my mind,...Kris Kaufman's work is
very well founded.
Other methodology,..too detailed to get into,..suggest this as well.
Hope this is somewhat useful.
Regards,...
JIM Pilliod jpilleafe@xxxxxxx
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