Today I am looking at the "10-week oscillation". We could be at the top right now, or we could have a bull-trap topping just above the 200MA around May.23. Anything more bullish that is not what my cycles suggest, but that does not mean it is impossible.
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JB CyclesIndependent analyst profile- Source published
- 11 May 2025, 10:10 UTC
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- 18 May 2026, 20:23 UTC
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The analyst is looking for a 10-week oscillation high on May 11. The analysis considers 56yr, 28yr and 3.5 yr cycles. A 4-week cycle in green is turning down to a 2-week oscillation low. The bias for the coming week is bearish. There is a 28-year cycle in the inflation-adjusted S&P, alternating between war and financial crisis cycles. The war cycle dominates every 56 years. The analyst mentioned he is looking at an analog from the 1970s projecting a bearish outlook for the next year, also global deaths are currently on war cycle top of 56 yr cycle between 2022-2032. 3.5 year cycle is bearish. There is also analysis related to how to address current market depending on a 3.5 yr bullish market.
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