BradMatheny

Cycle Patterns for Nov-2022 - Enjoy the November Rally

Long
AMEX:SPY   SPDR S&P 500 ETF TRUST
Thank you to all of you who have been curious and asking questions. This past week I've been busy taking care of family issues and coding.

I'm still deep into researching cycles, frequencies, and cycle trends. Often, I take drives to clear my head and think about things.

Just last Wednesday, I came up with the idea that multiple cycles may be operating on different levels within a price chart (almost like the Multiverse) - but slightly different.

My thinking is these cycle structures are PAUSED when a primary cycle trend is active. So, there may be 5+ various cycles operating on a chart, but only ONE (the primary) is active at one time with a secondary cycle structure possibly driving shorter-term price structures.

I'm going to dig into this to see what I can find out.

Here are all of the November Cycle Patterns:

11-1: Bottom
11-2: UP/Down/Up
11-3: Base/Rally
11-4: BreakAway
11-5: Carryover
11-6: CRUSH
11-7: Flat-Down
11-8: BreakAway
11-9: Rally
11-10: Rally
11-11: Rally
11-12: Carryover
11-13: Bottom
11-14: N/A
11-15: N/A
11-16: InsideBreakaway
11-17: BreakAway
11-18: WeekendGap/Flat
11-19: Gap Up-Higher
11-20: Consolidation
11-21: CRUSH
11-22: FlatDown
11-23: BreakAway
11-24: Carryover
11-25: Temp Bottom
11-26: Gap Reversal
11-27: Breakdown
11-28: Momentum Rally
11-29: Gap Up-Lower
11-30: TOP

Let's keep the chat going....

Have you found these cycle patterns useful?
Have you checked out any of my other research/charts?
What would you like my research to focus on?
How can I help you improve your trading?

Remember, these cycle patterns are mapped out into 2028~2029. They don't change AT ALL. I can tell you what will happen on any specific date based on my research.

Are you ready for a fairly big rally in November? It sure looks like the US markets are in for a bit of a momentum rally phase.

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