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QUICK
LOOK REPORT #7: Dominant Trends in NYSE Index
by Dr. Stephen
Rinehart
August 23, 2005
Background:
Quick
Look Reports will look at a possible dominant trend in an Index,
Equity or Commodity and some possible long-term (yearly) trends
which could emerge from the dominant cycle(s) (the datasets will
be weekly or monthly with the shortest cycle about 7 to 15 weeks
or months). Quick Look Report # 7 looks at an update to the
weekly prices of the NYSE Composite Weekly Index from 1958.
The
primary seven weekly cycles in the NYSE Index are: 38,
64, 159, 204, 430, 894 and 1600-weeks (looks similar to S&P
500 and DJIA Weekly Indices). These cycles represent an
approximate (within 10%) fit to the amplitude/phasing of the
long term weekly NYSE Composite Index from 1958 thru July 2005.
A prior prediction of the NYSE Composite Weekly was made in 2004
(see FSU Archives Rinehart on Magnificent Seven). This type of
cycle analysis has proved to be very helpful to me in the past
25 years as “to what to look for in the future moves from the
NYSE Weekly Index”. In particular, it does not matter what
happens in the short term (less than 20 weeks) since it has no
real significance in terms of the long term waveform in the
NYSE.
This
study includes the largest cycle in the NYSE Index weekly
closings (the 438-week cycle) and this puppy will form a top in
Aug/Sept 2007. Once this major
long-wave cycle starts accelerating downwards it will take the
NYSE Composite down with it (possibly after Jan 2008). It is possible no significant long term bull
market in the NYSE Weekly Index will develop again until after
this cycle finally bottoms on 11.11.11 (Nov
2011)! However
we may get a nice bear rally in late 2008 thru 2010 based on
some shorter weekly cycles. It is believed this may all be in
the context of a secular bear trend (36-38 year cycle now
heading down) which should be clearly evident by the latter part
of 2008 or early 2009.
Chart
1 shows the prediction for
NYSE Weekly Index for the remainder of 2005. The chart shows the
NYSE Composite Index has probably formed its final top(s)
between Aug/Oct 2005. The NYSE Weekly Composite Index is
predicted to begin a downtrend thru April/May 2006? We
have a coming worldwide recession slowly in the making but it
may not be clearly evident until March 2007. It
is highly questionable as to whether the NYSE Composite Index
will see another top as high as the ones in 2005 (inflation
weighted) again for almost the next three to five years (either
on a rally in late 2007 or not until 2009)!?
Chart
2 shows the prediction for
NYSE Weekly Index for 2006. The chart shows the NYSE Composite
Index may form an intermediate bottom by June 2006 and a
possibly “2006 summer rally” is in the offing – if the Fed
can keep pumping these long-wave cycles.
This result is
at variance with the NYSE Daily Closings (see Chart 6) for 2006
which predicts a continuing downtrend. It will depend upon the
Fed’s Operations in mid-2006 as to what develops in the latter
part of 2006 for NYSE.
Chart
3 shows the prediction for
NYSE Weekly Index for 2007. The chart shows the NYSE Composite
Index may have a significant rally off an intermediate bottom in
mid-2006 and a possibly going all the way into the major top in
the NYSE Weekly Index in late Dec 2007 or early Jan 2008.
This would be a nice lead-in to those 2008 Games in China
but the smart money will get out before the Summer Games of 2008
begin. We should see a steady media stream of “great investing
in China Articles by mid-2007” and how 2008 will be a turning
point in Chinese economy.
Chart
4 shows the prediction for the
NYSE Weekly Index thru 2009. After some possible downside action
thru mid-2006, it looks like the Central Banks may have a shot
at keeping the party going thru early 2007? The Central Banks
are going to hit some major headwinds going into late 2007 –
perhaps some legislation will be in-place to move some of those
Social Security Accounts into the NYSE or a war in the Mid East
by mid-2008 may move some major oil money back into the NYSE
markets.
Chart
5
shows the prediction for the NYSE Daily closing prices thru
2005. It shows that there maybe one more attempt at a rally in
the NYSE for the period from Oct thru early Dec 2005 with a
possible “triple top”. The highest predicted NYSE top would
occur around Oct 25th. It is debatable as to whether
this NYSE rally will have much strength given the increase in
world oil prices. These oil price increases adjusts the world
oil prices in US Dollars for the 33% decline in the Dollar in
recent years ($40/.67 = $59.7/bbl).
A
lower bound on the price of oil would be probably around
$50/bbl.
Chart
6 shows the prediction for the
NYSE Daily closing prices thru 2006. It shows a significant
downtrend in 2006 with a possible “sideways trading pattern”
from March 2006 thru July 2006. The predicted coming major down
cycles in the NYSE thru 2008 suggest that July 2006 maybe a
“tipping point” (i.e., for a possible worldwide recession). This
timeframe should be watched carefully by investors.
Chart
7 shows the prediction for the
NYSE Daily closing prices thru 2007. It shows a coming
counter-rally for mid-2007 (this has been showing in the
waveform for several years). The NYSE Weekly shows a possible
top in Dec 2007 but the shorter daily cycles are suggesting the
actual top may come in late summer 2007 (or there will be a
double top).
Bottom
Line:
Conditions
are currently favorable for the development of a major
“cyclonic storm” in the NYSE after July 2006 – we will
continue to track and report on developments in the real-time
waveform which tracks back to 1958. We consider the NYSE will be
moving into a High Risk situation by July 2006 (if not sooner)
and possible Extreme Risk by early Jan 2008.
Based a number of
researches into various real-time waveforms in worldwide indices
for the past several years, we are rapidly entering into unknown
and possibly very dangerous currents in the world markets. These
patterns should become rapidly manifest sometime after a top
around Oct 25, 2005 in the US markets. The long “sideways”
trading pattern we have seen in the NYSE/DJIA/S&P 500
Indices is typical of huge cyclic tops and bottoms in markets
and we are at or rapidly approaching the final
top(s) and it is coming to an end. The
NYSE Composite Index has a major downtrend coming after Oct/Dec
2005 thru March/April 2006 with possible bear rally sometime
forming a minor top in mid to late -2007. There is a significant
predicted (long term drop of > 30%) downtrend predicted for
the NYSE Weekly Index (following a top in Oct 2005 and another
in early 2008 thru a bottom in 2009) – the current situation
is similar to the FY2000 NASDAQ/1987 crashes. This NYSE analysis
does not yet match up with an absolute (earlier) predicted low
for the DJIA which is currently centered on July 2008 and with
its predicted major tops (one in May 2010 and the other in Sept
2011) – so there is more work to be done in all Indices. If
the Fed/BIS is going to “paper over” this problem, they
appear to be behind the “power curve” but we may soon see if
there is a white rabbit left in the hat (lately a lot of grey
looking rabbits are showing up).
We
may be in the beginning stages of the 16 to 18-year (K-Wave)
down cycle (began in 2002). This was accounted for in the
predictions as a small (but growing) effect. Our financial lives
have probably already been planned-out through 2012+ and a
long-range plan in place thru 2030+. You are expected to buy the
hype going into the Chinese Olympics of 2008 about the great
world economy - or perhaps you will be getting out early and
often. Perhaps you may see a real Mayan Bear by August 2007.
Hypotheses:
Seven major cycles in virtually all the worlds’ major
indices/commodities determine our financial lives far into the
future (and have for many decades) – along with Central
Banking controls of the rate of worldwide money supply (and a
total lack of fiscal money management by Congress). We are in
the process of moving to four major fiat (regional) currencies
which may merge into one worldwide currency beyond 2013. There
is predicted wild volatility in the world markets for the next
seven years but watch out for Nov 2005
thru April 2006 and August 2007 thru late 2008. Perhaps
we can print another 10 trillion dollars in the next three or
four years and get the rest of the world to cart off this paper
to mitigate downside NYSE “market events” thru 2008-2009.
The FED/BIS need to do something “big” (in conjunction with
Us Government) by July 2006
(possible tipping point) to get this situation turned
around heading into 2009 (a lot of ifs here). The US Government
has an unbelievable track record so far in printing money and
getting the world to take its “full faith and credit “
promises so there still maybe some mitigation coming – so how
are you coming with your gold/silver coin and stock purchases?
Remember the real bottom
in gold may not come until Oct/Nov 2006 but after that we
should get a nice four to seven-year party in “precious
metals” while certain fiat currencies (which shall remain
nameless) continue to drop.
Stick around, after a commercial break the Fed and US
Government are going to crank it up another notch - BAM (see
July 2006 and August 2007).
Remarks:
Our heartfelt thanks to Ms Mary Puplava for converting all our
Excel Charts to the HML format for publication in the past 18
months. This has taken many hours of her time and is deeply
appreciated. I now
believe there is an approaching Financial Storm whose
proportions can only be speculated about – but the “Eye”
maybe years away. The initial outlying bands of this coming
Mega
Storm are probably approaching in mid to late 2006 and it may go
on for the next decade.
For
the past several weeks we have been traveling including a
California trip by all our family to see my mother who is now
87. She has lived in Coronado since 1939 and the Navy has always
been her life. She worked at North Island NAS (Coronado) for
many years after WWII. Thanks to all those women and men who
have served in our military over the years (and to all who have
lost loved ones in combat) and continue to do at the request of
Congress protecting our freedoms. We have a military presence
around the world (at an enormous taxpayer cost) – so what is
all this talk about the US cannot retreat into isolation!?
In
Panama City, Fl there appears to be a leveling of condo prices
but new home construction continues strong. There are no longer
any “starter home prices” in Bay County (median price hit
$220,000+ last month). This has far-reaching consequences for
military bases and military family housing which DOD/Congress
will need to keep addressing.
In
the past ten years, we have seen an enormous expansion of fiat
money/credit for the US population on an incredible scale – it
may never be matched again as interest rates approached zero and
banks gave away “interest only mortgages”. During this
period, the auto makers pushed strongly for the sale of large
SUVs (haul more payloads over rugged terrain or broken roads)
without any Government objections and it also enabled sub-prime
lending and resulted in many second home owners (alternative
housing). It enabled a wider dispersion of the US population
from cities as well as rebuilding infrastructure in downtown
cities. Since there
is always a hidden agenda in Washington, what do they know they
are not telling us (just wondering)?
We
are in the midst of a coming “Generational Change for the
US” and the consequences will be far-reaching. The Government
could not print enough money to keep all its promises to future
Generations and Congress is in denial that tax rates will be 70%
and Social Security benefits will eventually be cut in half. Now
what are you planning to do about rising medical costs – how
about training Asian doctors by the millions?










© 2005 Dr.
Stephen Rinehart
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