Market Outlook: Could Be Green Next Week But Not Without a Fight

By: Peter Pan | Sun, May 29, 2011
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SHORT-TERM: 63% CHANCES A GREEN NEXT WEEK BUT THERE'LL BE A DIP FIRST TO EVEN REVISIT THE 05/25 LOWS

63% chances we'll see a green week the next week, however, chances are even higher that there'll be a dip (before eventually close in weekly green) below the Friday's close even to revisit the 05/25 lows.

The chart below is my final evil plan for the part of the next week which I've mostly mentioned in 05/27 Trading Signals. I made a little modification though as now statistics seems to argue that the chances for a dip are pretty high.

SPY 60-Minute Chart
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The statistics below argues for a 63% chances a green close the next week but also 93% chances there'll be a dip of some kind (before eventually closes in green). Besides, see seasonality session below, also argues that there're 64% chances a green close the next week. By the way, be careful about "the 3rd time is the charm", because since the March 2009 bull market, this has been the 3rd 4 consecutive red weeks. The previous 2 turned out to be a great chance to retire earlier, just now the question is: Will the 3rd time be different? That said, this so called the 3rd time is merely a speculation for fun, not even a warning as in the intermediate-term session below, you'll see my forecast is a new high but chances are good that the rally for the 3rd time will be far less than the previous 2 times.

SPY 4-Consecutive Red Weeks
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There're 3 additional reasons why I'm looking forward to a dip of some kind the next week:

NATV to NYTV ratio
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Normalized NATV to NYTV Ratio
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INTERMEDIATE-TERM: MAY SEE NEW HIGH, TARGETING SPX 1352 to 1381 AREA, BIG CORRECTION MAY FOLLOW AFTER THAT

For the intermediate-term, I believe we'll see a new high but even higher chances, the wave count in the chart below could be right that SPX 1381 (Refer to 04/01 Market Recap for how I get the SPX 1381 target) is indeed the wave 5 final target.

Wave 5 Target Area
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Why do I expect a new high?

3 Push Up
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The chart below is another reason (besides the II Correction % above) I believe there'd be a bigger correction ahead: OEX Open Interest Ratio looks a lot like that of year 2007. OEX option traders are famous for being mostly correct about the market, now with this huge open interest ratio, chances are pretty high that something is in the cooking.

SEASONALITY: BULLISH TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THE ENTIRE WEEK

According to Stock Trader's Almanac:

  1. Day after Memorial Day, Dow up 8 of last 11.
  2. First trading day in June, Dow up 10 of last 12, 2002 -2.2%, 2008 -1.1%.
  3. Memorial Day week Dow down 7 of last 14, up 12 straight 1984-1995.

Also see 05/20 Market Outlook, Memorial Day week, positive 64% of the time.

For May seasonality day by day please refer 04/29 Market Outlook.

ACTIVE BULLISH SIGNALS:

ACTIVE BEARISH SIGNALS:

ACTIVE BULLISH OUTLOOKS:

ACTIVE BEARISH OUTLOOKS:

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE OTHER ETFS IN MY PUBLIC CHART LIST:

TREND COMMENT
SPY & Weekly UP  
QQQ & Weekly *DOWN  
IWM & Weekly UP  
SSEC & Weekly DOWN  
EEM & Weekly DOWN  
XIU & Weekly *UP  
TLT & Weekly UP *3.0.1 20 Year Treasury Bond Fund iShares (TLT 60 min):
Could be an Ascending Triangle in the forming.
UUP & Weekly UP  
GLD & Weekly UP  
GDX & Weekly DOWN  
USO & Weekly DOWN  
XLE & Weekly *UP  
XLF & Weekly DOWN  
IYR & Weekly UP  
XLB & Weekly *UP  

 


 

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