The 4 week cycle in SPX has been very irregular and difficult to identify. In BTC however the cycle is much easier to spot...
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JB Cycles03 Nov 2025, 01:27 UTC
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The video provides a technical analysis of BTCUSDT and SPX500USD using a 4-week cycle. The 4-week cycle has shifted for SPX500USD, making it difficult to follow. Bitcoin's cycle has been more consistent. The analysis indicates that Bitcoin shows a breakdown within a few days due to a triangle formation ABC , with expected low around November 17 and SPX500USD is seeing topping formation but if BTC start breakdown can SPX500USD up hold and 17 week cycle shows breakdown for December and January period.
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My monthly and weekly data look ready for some decent downside, but I can´t see a good setup in the daily data. We either have to get a real breakdown this coming week, or maybe it will be a final fake bullish breakout (beartrap) that will complete the setup...
Time is running out for bears in this "10-week oscillation"... but it could still happen into around Feb.09
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