09-04-2017, 04:46 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-04-2017, 04:46 PM by Eric the Green.)
I think the DeMark graph hits the mark. I think the recovery and stock boom is already stalling, and I think it has reached a high and won't go much higher. Next year could see declines, probably in the Fall.
I think Uranus entering Taurus is an indicator. Things slow down under Taurus, especially during a sign change. Then also we are in the last years of the Establishment cycle, the next Jupiter-Saturn conjunction being due in Dec.2020. Those kinds of indicators are what I look at. Saturn will be in Capricorn soon, which is usually not so hot for the economy.
I'm not sure what technical indicator charts would be.
But economic cycles are pretty regular, usually about 10 years. So we're due for a recession, but it is unlikely to be severe. People who want to stick it out for the long term might be wise to keep their stocks until the next boom, which I think will materialize gradually after 2021.
I think Uranus entering Taurus is an indicator. Things slow down under Taurus, especially during a sign change. Then also we are in the last years of the Establishment cycle, the next Jupiter-Saturn conjunction being due in Dec.2020. Those kinds of indicators are what I look at. Saturn will be in Capricorn soon, which is usually not so hot for the economy.
I'm not sure what technical indicator charts would be.
But economic cycles are pretty regular, usually about 10 years. So we're due for a recession, but it is unlikely to be severe. People who want to stick it out for the long term might be wise to keep their stocks until the next boom, which I think will materialize gradually after 2021.