10-12-25 The S&P sharp break on Friday is likely a short-term blip, followed by a longer-term up trend.
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Allen Reminick, Market Forecast Mastery Independent analyst profile- Source published
- 14 Oct 2025, 00:34 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The analysis focuses on the S&P 500 futures market using cycle analysis, specifically the 18.6-year cycle. The market experienced a decline on Friday but the analyst still thinks the market continues up until the end of the year. According to the video, the market aligns with an 18.6 year cycle, suggesting a short decline equivalent to that experienced on February 27, 2007. There is support around the 6400 level and potential target decline to 6395 with support at 6429 based on matrix channel lines. There's strong support at 6400. If the market falls below the 6400 level the next support is at 6150. A low should be expected around October 16, a high around October 22, and another low on October 27, after which the market should begin to work higher. Around November 12/13 will be another pullback but it continues higher and higher later in the year.
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