Monday, July 18, 2011

Bullish July 29 Bradley Date

Weekend of Friday July 29, there is a positive Bradley date coinciding with what should be the bullish New Moon. For those who have ever read or subscribed to Traders World Magazine a frequent author was Gregory Meadors. Greg confirmed Donald Bradley's research how the market will typically rally 2 weeks before a Venus 120° Uranus cycle and then typically selloff the subsequent 2 weeks. My experience has been the same as this is one of the dominant market astrocycles. Venus 120° Uranus cycle is dead ahead and the main reason I am bullish into the next New Moon area. There is one other astrocycle I am watching that was present during the 87 crash, but this time it is inverse and may cause a bullish short squeeze. I will mention that cycle as we get closer.
So far this mornings selling is very likely some type of b-wave fakeout before a strong rally.

Remaining long and strong for next 2 weeks, nice rally can begin at any moment. Last chart is a wave technique where intersecting trendlines point to highs and lows, this one likely pointing at July 29.

Technically we aren't yet out of the July 15-20 bear window I've mentioned previously. Strong part of the rally may not begin until after Wednesday. Any weakness here is an area to accumulate longs.



2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Thank you for the astrocycle data update. I was not aware of the significance and current time frame of the Venus 120°/trine Uranus cycle.

I am continuing to scale into long positions with plans to add on any further weakness through Wednesday for at least a multiday oversold bounce but hopefully more with the positive lunar, Bradley, Venus/Uranus, and geomagnetic implications.

Noticed that typically bullish Tony Caldaro's weekend update (http://caldaro.wordpress.com/2011/07/16/weekend-update-301/) identified the current bull market being at an inflection point.

3:24 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Don't get too caught up using the Bradley "Turn" Dates... The Bradley has had a horrible record when it comes to the S&P over the last couple of years. It's correlation with Crude Oil has been far better.

5:24 PM  

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